Jordan Spieth fires dominance warning to Europe after USA's historic Ryder Cup win

Jordan Spieth has revealed Team USA are already looking ahead to defeating Europe once again in two years time at the Ryder Cup, after thumping their rivals on home soil in Wisconsin. It was a chastening experience at Whistling Straits for Padraig Harrington’s men, who had no answers whatsoever.

The Americans regained the crown they lost in Paris in 2018 by recording a record-breaking victory, defeating Harrington’s team 19-9 at Whistling Straits after controlling the event from start to finish.

It was no doubt a week to forget for the European team who failed to win a single session across the three days, losing four and tying one to write themselves into the Ryder Cup history books for all the wrong reasons.

And this young and exciting American team are alreasy relishing the next battle in Italy in 2023, as Spieth posed a stark warning to the European set-up that they are out to dominate for years to come.

Following victory, the 28-year-old said: “We needed to win this one and I think it was a massive stepping stone for this team and the group that we have here, that have really known each other since almost back to grade school, to continue to try to work hard to be on these teams to go over there.

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One factor that does come into play at the Ryder Cup more than any other golfing tournament is the element of overriding emotion which is always clear to see across both sides, no more so than on the course at Whistling Straits.

However, Spieth went on to reveal that Stricker had created a hugely relaxed atmosphere within the US locker room which allowed them to flourish out on the course.

“As much as they had things somewhat set based on whether it was statistics or talking to guys, they left kind of the phones open,” Spieth commented. 

“They let us be able to talk to them about what we felt and ask questions, and they had answers for us. And I felt like everybody would have been comfortable going up and saying, you know, I actually think I’d rather play with this person or in this format here or there.

“So it felt like a player-friendly environment. And as Steve mentioned, there were no big speeches.

“It was, ‘Hey, you guys took care of business today, go get your rest, take care of business tomorrow’. He knew this team was playing phenomenal golf coming into this event and put us in position to stay out of the way.”

source: express.co.uk