Maybe Jordan Spieth versus Patrick Reed on Thanksgiving weekend would be more interesting than the Tiger Woods-Phil Mickelson match.
And, according to various confirmed reports, Dustin Johnson and Brooks Koepka already have had their head-to-head battle Sunday night in the European team room at the Ryder Cup, where they had to be separated from each other after the Americans’ lopsided loss at Le Golf National.
Acrimony and second-guessing have become familiar themes through the years following American Ryder Cup losses. Just when it seemed that was all part of the past, swept away by the task force and a resounding victory two years ago at Hazeltine National, the noise has returned in the wake of a sixth consecutive American loss on foreign soil.
