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Golf history, told properly.
Collapses, comebacks, scandals, rivalries and questionable decisions from the game’s biggest names.
Serious Golf. Unserious Tone.
Collapses, comebacks, scandals, rivalries and questionable decisions from the game’s biggest names.
Serious Golf. Unserious Tone.
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A 20-year-old amateur. A 10-year-old caddie. And the two best golfers in the world.
In 1913, Francis Ouimet walked into the U.S. Open at Brookline as a local sporting-goods clerk and produced one of the most ridiculous upsets golf has ever seen.
But the bit people remember is only half the story.
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Europe arrived on Sunday at Bethpage with a seven-point lead. They left with the Ryder Cup, but the route there was far messier than anyone expected. The USA won the Sunday singles 8½–3½. Europe won just one of the 11 matches actually played.
In the final part of our 2025 Ryder Cup series, Rhys Pr…
The Bethpage crowd turned up the volume. Europe turned up the golf. Rhys and Alex revisit Saturday’s matches, the hostile atmosphere, the arguments over where crowd behaviour crossed the line, and how Europe built a commanding lead heading into Sunday.
In Part 2 of our 2025 Ryder Cup Revisited series, Rhys Prytherch and Alex York revisit Friday afternoon at Bethpage Black — the point where the story stops being mainly about atmosphere and starts becoming a proper captain v captain debate.
Using the four Friday afternoon matches as evidence, they …
Bethpage Black was supposed to give Team USA the perfect start. Instead, Europe repeatedly stopped American momentum from becoming American control and finished Friday morning 3–1 ahead.
Rhys and Alex revisit the opening foursomes: Bryson’s first-tee fireworks, Rahm and Hatton’s relentless escapes,…
Rory McIlroy took a four-shot lead into the final round of the 2011 Masters. Then one drive into the trees on the 10th turned a probable coronation into one of golf’s most painful collapses.
In the first episode of Reading The Break, Rhys Prytherch and Alex York retrace that Sunday at Augusta: wher…
Meet Reading The Break: properly researched golf history, delivered with considerably less dignity than the subject normally receives. Hosted by Rhys Prytherch and Alex York.
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