The Ryder Cup, long a symbol of pride and tradition, is now facing controversy as the US Team receives $500,000 per player to compete. Known for past issues with team spirit and connection to the event, this move has sparked heated debate in the media. Among the critics, former European Ryder Cup Captain Darren Clarke appears especially disappointed.

At the end of last year, the PGA of America issued a statement that ensured every player on the American roster was getting a steady stipend of $200,000. Moreover, they increased the sum to be donated to charity in each player’s name from $200,000 to $300,000. Although the media received the charitable implications of the action well, the stipend stood out as a sore thumb. Speaking out on his frustrations on the Golf Channel , Clarke shared

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