Ryder Cup Question of the Day:

Would you rather…

a.) Have a 15-footer to win The Ryder Cup; or
b.) Watch your opponent attempt a 15-footer to win the Cup.

Let us know below:

Titleist wrote:

Would you rather…

a.) Have a 15-footer to win The Ryder Cup; or
b.) Watch your opponent attempt a 15-footer to win the Cup.

Let us know below:

(A)!

Clinching the Cup with a clutch shot is the way to go

of course i prefer option A...

dont leave your fate n destiny in others hands ....

(A) is the way to go!!

Win in style rather than have it lost to you!

Definitely A

My answer is A.

A! FTW!

Option - A for me.


Think Paul Mcqinley did it at k-club rite?

A..

But the cup will definitely be lost coz my putting sucks..

My answer is B as prefer to be in the advantageous position . Will only elect A if match is to be square without holing the put.

A for me !!!!!

b for me..

I like to pressurized my opponent.

B may not be the advantage... what if it becomes a draw?

If you ask a ryder cup player, the answer should be A. But I never play ryder or any cups, only for weekend makan.

So if I choose, then the calculations are clear: I have less than 50% chance to make putts more than 10 feet (let alone 15 feet) and the same for most amateurs. The answer then is obvious.

Straight putt uphill (A).

Downhill breaking putt on fast greens (B).

Answer: B.

A not bcoz you want to putt or anything but simply bcoz A's worst case is a tie. Best case win.

B's worst case is to loose. But its best case is only tie. No chance of winning.

Is it?

of cos A lah...

when u use ProV, 15 footer will look like a 3 footer, how not to win...

swee boh....

A of course. No matter how bad ur putting is u still got chance to win.

for B, if the guy miss, next putt is for a draw (very very very slim chance of 3 putting). The chance of winning is very small (almost no chance of winning)