Ryder Cup: Under-pressure Europe need heroes to emerge

With the heavy traffic Europe needs to navigate the next two days, Harrington needs more heroes to take the wheel.
Ryder Cup: Under-pressure Europe need heroes to emerge

Shane Lowry of Team Europe chips from a bunker during his Friday afternoon fourballs match with Rory McIlroy against Tony Finau and Harris English. Picutre: Tom Russo/Sportsfile

Sitting in stand-still bumper-to-bumper traffic in the middle of cornfields at 6.30am, the Google map estimated it would take 25 minutes to cover the last two miles to the car park pasture across from Whistling Straits.

If lucky, we might get to the first tee in time for Sergio Garcia’s opening drive of the 43rd Ryder Cup.

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