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1. From Rahm to Rory, Bryson to Brooks, ranking all 24 players in the Ryder Cup

   The Ryder Cup is a different animal, which means you don't just look at the Official World Golf Rankings to put them in order -- which is why you'll find some lower (Rory McIlroy) and some higher (Jordan Spieth) than you might expect.

2. How to get the U.S. crowd on its side? Europe goes with Cheeseheads and Packers colors

   The Europeans did their best to get the pro-United States crowd on their side with some green, yellow, white and, of course, cheese at Whistling Straits in Wisconsin.

3. 'I don't know if I can do it': Tales from the first tee at the Ryder Cup

   Nearly every player who has made the Ryder Cup will insist that first tee shot is just different. But what do they mean? In their words, they tell you.

4. Morikawa 'feeling great' after injury, poor stretch

   U.S. Ryder Cup team member Collin Morikawa said he's ditched the bad habits that "crept in" after he kept playing with a tweaked muscle in his lower back following the Olympics. "I'm 100% healthy," he said.

5. 'Postman' relishes role of Ryder Cup underdog

   Ian Poulter, who has a 14-6-2 career record entering his seventh Ryder Cup appearance, of which five were European wins, said it would mean "a little bit more" to beat the U.S. team at Whistling Straits as an underdog.

6. 'COVID Envelope' plan in place at Ryder Cup

   There is a contingency plan in place at the Ryder Cup in the event a player tests positive for the coronavirus and is unable to play in singles on Sunday: the "COVID Envelope."

7. Harrington honors European players for elite feat

   In an effort to make sure his players "make it count" at the Ryder Cup this week, Team Europe captain Padraig Harrington assigned each player an historical number, stitched onto their bags, commemorating the rare accomplishment of making the team.

8. Bryson: No feuding with Koepka at Ryder Cup

   Despite a monthslong feud, Bryson DeChambeau said Tuesday that everything was "fine" between him and Brooks Koepka at the Ryder Cup this week.

9. Tiger becomes latest star athlete to release NFTs

   Tiger Woods is jumping into the digital collectible craze. The golfer is offering thousands of NFTs through a company co-founded by Bucs quarterback Tom Brady in collaboration with Upper Deck.

10. Stricker says Koepka healthy, 'all-in' on Ryder Cup

    U.S. Ryder Cup captain Steve Stricker spoke with Brooks Koepka about his recent Golf Digest interview that made waves and said the four-time major champion assured him he is healthy and "100 percent all-in on this team."