Ryder Cup 2025: Sir Nick Faldo in the Hopes of Team Europe, Captain of Luke Donald and the Silver Debate of Team USA on Bethpage Black | News Golf

Sir Nick Faldo thinks that Team Europe is “on a mission” to win the Ryder Cup victory over American soil and supported Luke Donald’s team to fill a famous Black Bethpage victory.

Team Europe is trying to end a series of home dominance in the Biennial competition, Donald seeking to become the first consecutive captain from Tony Jacklin and to win a first outside victory since the “Miracle in Medinah” of 2012.

All the four European training kits with Bethpage Black paid tribute to each of their past victories, while the 37 players won a Ryder Cup outside for Europe were honored in a motivation video before this week’s event.

Faldo was one of the first two victories in Europe outside the Ryder Cup in 1987 and 1995, with the six -time major champion supporting the Donald team to join an illustrious group of players by winning on American soil.

“We are on a mission to come and do it this week, so it will not be a surprise if it happens”, Faldo said to the golf podcast Sky Sports. “They [Team Europe] are in this team room and I can promise you that adrenaline goes around and intensity.

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“Everyone knows that [winning] is the goal – there is no need to be passionate about the idea of ​​directing after the first day or anything, the goal is Sunday evening. I predict 15-13 in Europe – I think we are going to do it, because I generally think that we are on a mission. “”

Donald has kept 11 of his 12 players and four of his five vice-cass in their success in 2023 in Rome, the Englishman was fully focusing on the offer of his players the best chance of victory on the American team of Keegan Bradley in New York.

“I think that [continuity] is very good for Luke, “added Faldo.” I expressed before they were fighting in Rome who should have two shots [at captaincy] Because you are doing all this excellent job and he will have learned from Rome.

“It was obviously a success, but there may be only five or 10% of things you can do, just to refine it, to get it even better. Obviously, the players are very satisfied with Luke.

“They [the players] are very satisfied with what I call the “Ted Lasso” locker room and the whole atmosphere of all of this and what he created in there. They have everything!

“My God, in my day, we had a friction with radio hours – now they have saunas in there. The important thing is that when they go out on the golf course, they must be able to click on the mode.

“We have 11 out of 12 and they all evolved in two more years, right? They even increased a notch. The Ryder Cup really affects you and you really discover what you are done.”

The accumulation of this year’s publishing was dominated by the debate on the fact that American players benefit from an “ Allowance ” – to present, although Bradley and several of his sides have already confirmed that they will give additional money to the charities.

“Who negotiated for an American team – you arrived without preparation, you had five weeks off, you lost in Rome and someone managed to negotiate even more money for them?! He is the scary, isn’t it?” Walked down Faldo.

“I would still be ready to play just for the point and not for the price.”

What else on the podcast?

Faldo and Brandel Chamblee joined the regular host Jamie Weir in the last episode of the Podcast of Golf Sky Sports to discuss how the American and European teams prepared before the Ryder Cup of this year, as well as the players who could be the key to the team’s victory.

They discuss the controversy “Pay-to-Play” surrounding American players and what we can expect from the New York crowd, as well as to discuss some of the previous European successes on the ground outside and how impressive the two captains were.

Listen to Sir Nick Faldo’s full interview on the latest edition of the Podcast Sky Sports Golf, which will offer daily editions during the Ryder Cup. Now subscribe to Apple, Spotify or Spreaker podcasts, while Vodcast editions can be found on the Sky Sports Golf YouTube channel.

When is the Ryder Cup live on Sky Sports?

There will be a live cover prolonged everyday from the Ryder Cup Week, where Team Europe seeks to find the trophy with a historic victory outside in the United States.

The 24 -hour coverage of the opening day game will start with live construction from 9 a.m. on Friday September 26, before the full lunch coverage and the first shot at 12:10 p.m. No sky? Get Sky Sports or Stream without any contract now.