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EPISODE · Sep 29, 2025 · 4 MIN

The Ryder Cup Rivalry: Why Europe Keeps Beating the U.S. at Golf

from Daily sip with Marcel

Today's episode, Marcel discusses the growing interest in American sports in Europe, particularly the NFL, which has been staging games in cities like Dublin, London, Munich, and Frankfurt. The NFL is seen as testing the waters for potential expansion, with London possibly getting its own team. Marcel also contrasts this with the Ryder Cup, highlighting Europe's dominance since 1979 and the intense rivalry. He notes the alternating venues add to the competition's drama. Marcel concludes by emphasizing the marketing strategy of the NFL versus the pride-driven nature of the Ryder Cup, both of which benefit Europe.Subscribe and don't forget about Sunday in a sip.https://sundayinasip.com

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