Europe turning the screw

Ian Poulter and Justin Rose, Europe’s only winners on day one, were leading from the front on the second day of the 37th Ryder Cup at Valhalla.

Europe turning the screw
Sat, 20 Sep, 2008 - 17:10

Ian Poulter and Justin Rose, Europe’s only winners on day one, were leading from the front on the second day of the 37th Ryder Cup at Valhalla.

Trailing by three points after Friday’s eight matches, Nick Faldo sprung a major surprise by leaving Lee Westwood and Sergio Garcia out of Saturday morning’s foursomes.

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