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Money talk puts Americans in the Ryder Cup rough

The issue of payment for the American players during this year's Ryder Cup has dominated the pre-event discussion
Money talk puts Americans in the Ryder Cup rough

United States captain Keegan Bradley during a press conference at the Bethpage Black Course, Pic: Mike Egerton/PA Wire. 

The opening foursomes are still two days away, but the home team already feels one-down in the public relations department.

In case you’ve been lost in the rough, the American players and captain will be receiving $500,000 each for participating in this week’s Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black. Of that sum, 60 percent is earmarked to charities of the player’s choice and the remaining $200,000 is theirs to do with as they choose.

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