Ryder Cup Recap: Europe Holds Off the U.S., Cameron Young Shines, and Team Chemistry Lessons | Fairway Rollin'
Joe House, Nathan Hubbard, and Mark Hubbard break down an unforgettable Ryder Cup as Europe defeats the U.S. 15-13. The crew dives into Cameron Young’s breakout performance, examines why Europe continues to thrive with superior team chemistry, projects the next American captain, and highlights key takeaways from the American team’s resilient effort despite falling short.
0:00 Ryder Cup Recap - Europe Defeats US: 15-1319:00 Cameron Young's Emergence28:40 Why Do The European's Have Advantages in Team Chemistry?40:05 Takeaways from Team America's Resilient Performance
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Ryder Cup Preview and Picks!
House and Hubbard return with their preview of the Ryder Cup, projecting the potential matchups and pairings, and examining how the American team will use Bethpage Black as home-field advantage. Plus, the guys share their picks on who will win the tournament, along with best bets for matchups and rookies.
0:00 Ryder Cup Preview
2:30 Expectations for Bethpage Black
24:30 Ryder Cup Odds: USA [-155] vs. Europe [+170]
36:08 Projecting the Pairings and Matchups
45:15 Ryder Cup Picks and Best Bets
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Hosts: Joe House and Nathan Hubbard
Producers: Tucker Tashjian and Eduardo Ocampo
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U.S. Ryder Cup Team Picks: Captain Keegan Chooses Not to Play
House and Hubbard are back to give their reactions to Keegan Bradley’s U.S. Ryder Cup team. They start off with Bradley’s decision to leave himself off the team and who most likely took his spot instead (00:00). Then, they discuss who is under the most pressure to perform on the U.S. team (18:05) and what the ratings increase this season means for the PGA (22:00). Finally, they compare the U.S. team to the European team (35:42).Hosts: Joe House and Nathan HubbardProducers: Tucker Tashjian and Eduardo Ocampo
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Scottie’s Dominance, Ryder Cup U.S. Team Predictions, and Tour Championship Picks!
House and Hubbard are back and start off with Scottie Scheffler’s dominant run lately and whether the Scottie and Tiger comparisons are warranted (01:20). Then, they make their picks for the U.S. Ryder Cup team and who will make or miss the cut (23:30). Finally, they make their favorite plays for the Tour Championship (55:00).
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Hosts: Joe House and Nathan HubbardProducers: Tucker Tashjian and Eduardo Ocampo
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Scottie Wins the Open!
House and Hubbard are here with their recap of the Open Championship, including Scottie Scheffler’s win and how this further cements his ongoing success (00:48). They also touch on Bryson DeChambeau’s performance (06:24), how the LIV golfers fared (21:26), and how the Open affects the outlook for the Ryder Cup teams (28:28).
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Hosts: Joe House and Nathan Hubbard
Producers: Marcelino Ortiz and Eduardo Ocampo
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