Golf World October 08, 2012: Golf Digest

RYDER CUP REPORT

Well positioned for victory, the host U.S. loses the 39th Ryder Cup when an inspired, emotional Europe goes on a Sunday singles tear.

By Jim Moriarty

A look at each of the 28 matches of the 39th Ryder Cup.

By Brett Avery

Intense, passionate and downright Seve-like in his ability to rise to the Ryder Cup moment, Ian Poulter was the straw that had the Euros drinking Sunday night.

By John Huggan

The Cup didn't produce any Rory McIlroy-Tiger Woods showdowns -- just a compelling replay of recent storylines for golf's top heavyweights.

By Bill Fields

NOTEBOOK

The Americans found a dynamic duo in Phil Mickelson and Keegan Bradley.

By Bill Fields

Golf's new power couple: Bubba Watson and Webb Simpson.

By Ryan Herrington

D�j� vu? As it did at the 1999 Ryder Cup, No. 17 plays a pivotal role.

By Dave Shedloski

We hand out the grades with a summary of each Ryder Cupper's play.

By Brett Avery

BUNKER

Stumping in Ohio, Mitt Romney pulled out a secret weapon -- Jack Nicklaus.

By Bill Fields

The U.S. captain for the 2014 Ryder Cup (David Toms perhaps) will have a tough task.

A crushing loss in Ryder Cup singles had Jim Furyk reflecting on a low year.

By Tim Rosaforte

Martin Kaymer rediscovers his swing and records the winning point for Europe.

U.S. wins the Junior Ryder Cup; Koreans win the Women's World Amateur Team.

California and Duke top Golf World's Men's and Women's Coaches' polls.

Looking for a new driver? A kaleidoscope of colors awaits.

By E. Michael Johnson

VOICES

• It all went so wrong for the U.S., but captain Davis Love III still did many things right -- John Feinstein
• Golf Channel on NBC's on-course reporters delivered a Cup-worthy performance -- Chris Millard
• Martin Kaymer's "comeback" could become an important lesson for U.S. fans -- Jaime Diaz