How the Ryder Cup was won
We don’t need to remind you of what happened when Thomas Bjorn led his European side out for the 2018 Ryder Cup at Le Golf National.
Despite not having lost at home since 1993, Bjorn’s team were underdogs heading into the week.
But thanks to meticulous planning and the outstanding performances of the 12 men sent into battle by their Danish captain, the Americans were demolished.
A lot more went into the week than may have met the eye and the captain along with his active team of vices, pulled the strings in an incredible team effort.
Now, one year on from the momentous week in France, the Dane has revealed to us from a behind-the-scenes standpoint how the Ryder Cup was won.
A fascinating insight into his work ahead of the event, the roles of the vice-captains and the advice that he would give to 2020 captain Padraig Harrington.
Thomas Bjorn: How the Ryder Cup was won
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Joe Hughes
Tour editor covering men's golf, women's golf and anything else that involves the word golf, really. The talk is far better than the game, but the work has begun to change that.
