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Ian Poulter owns the Ryder Cup, but can he turn that match-play prowess into a major victory?

A multitude of things needed to fall perfectly into place for Europe to match the greatest Ryder Cup comeback in history Sunday. With a little American help, that's exactly what transpired, writes ESPN.com's Gene Wojciechowski.

How over is this Ryder Cup? Enough so that U.S. captain Davis Love III should dust off a spot on his mantel that'll fit the trophy, writes ESPN.com's Gene Wojciechowski.

Call Keegan Bradley the Energizer bunny. He didn't just win his first two Ryder Cup matches Friday; he also lifted veteran Phil Mickelson and the rest of the U.S. squad to a 5-3 lead, writes ESPN.com's Gene Wojciechowski.

The Europeans and Americans took very different tacks this week at Celtic Manor. That's why Colin Montgomerie's team raised the Ryder Cup in victory Monday, ESPN.com's Gene Wojciechowski writes.

If ever there was a time Team USA needed you to step it up Tiger, it would be in Monday's match, writes ESPN.com's Gene Wojciechowski.

Chalk one up for the Europeans after Day One at the Ryder Cup. As for the golf, that's another story, writes ESPN.com's Gene Wojciechowski.

In an effort to unravel some mysteries surrounding the Ryder Cup, Gene Wojciechowski answers the pressing -- and not-so-pressing -- questions ahead of Friday's matches.

Tiger Woods and the Ryder Cup have never been BFFs. He likes it, but he doesn't live for it. He proudly wears the colors, but Tiger has always preferred playing for Team Tiger rather than Team USA

The Ryder Cup is set up perfectly for a tour de force Tiger comeback: an international stage on which he can flaunt his red, white and blue blood. Just one thing. He needs to win.

The 2010 U.S. Open won't be like any in recent memory, including Pebble Beach 10 years ago. Why? Because of the mysterious 'X' factor that is Tiger Woods' game these days

To ensure the U.S. doesn't get pummeled again in two years, here are nine ways to get back the Ryder Cup.

Tiger looks like Sergio. Sergio looks like Tiger. It's one reason the Europeans will be celebrating come Sunday night.

Team building isn't what comes naturally to golfers. But at this year's Ryder Cup, the Americans seem to be getting with the program.

Tiger Woods was the greatest athlete of our time five weeks ago after the PGA Championship. And nothing has changed.

Been watching Davis Love III lately? Didn't think so. It's been a disappointing few years, but with two solid rounds, he's in PGA contention, writes Gene Wojciechowski.