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3 weeks agoI expected the Ryder Cup to be one big frat party. The level of corporate polish caught me by surprise.
'That shot,' the man said, 'was poo!' His jeer came during the afternoon matches on the first day of competition at the Ryder Cup, from within a crush of spectators craning their necks to see the 14th hole. The days before the event, friends and colleagues warned me, a golf novice, to expect the kind of taunting and rowdiness that ended up making headlines as the tournament progressed.
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