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This is how i play. It is still fun.

No one has ever said it but aside from Namath's guarantee in Super Bowl III, this is the greatest guarantee/prediction in American sports history.

The Ryder Cup is so epic.

His back alway caused problems

NBC sports themes are the best

Favorite Moment in Golf! I remember it well! RIP the great Dick Enberg!

Seve’s back had completely failed at this point, it’s had got steadily worse since the 90s and he could barely turn on the back swing. His swing was unrecognisable from him in his prime. It was an incredible feat of sheer talent and will that he was able to play in that Ryder Cup and bring the impact that he did. Tom Lehman said the first nine holes of this match was Seve. He witnessed the greatest exhibition of Golf he had ever seen.

But today Pros hit 9 iron 245 yds

From 100 yards in - there was no-one better. If I had to ask someone to hole a putt for me - Seve or Nick Faldo would be my choices (maybe Tiger) any day of the week. Unlike Hale Irwin at Lytham in 1979 Open, Lehman didn't buckle here in the face of Seve's artistry. He was probably the best American playing golf in 1995-96. Phenomenal stuff.

Seve couldn't hit a fairway but his scrambling that day was unbelievable ! He lost the match but to even be close was remarkable.. One of the best rounds I have ever seen anybody play.

Why was the Ryder cup so good back than

Brookline 22 open starts tomorrow. Let's go!

Seve was many things both good and bad but never boring

wow he was brilliant

I take it that most of you lads commenting play golf? How often in a matchplay situation have we been in the fairway or on the green in regulation, thought you've won the hole and end up either drawing or losing it? It's no wonder the great man won 5 world match play titles, I just can't believe tiger doesn't have the same record in it, he's on a par with seve.

Happy 65th Seve

Obligatory “my right ear enjoyed this”. On a serious note, Dick Enberg, just go off kid. Unprecedented hype here. “… who dare not let go of their cup… THE RYDER CUP.”

How we miss the handsome and talented Seve.

It doesn't mean a fiddle -faddle fart HOW. It's how MANY. RIP Seve.

I was there on #2 when he chipped in

Obviously posted by Strange.

As a teenager, this event marked my realisation that Seve was past his prime. It really stuck in my memory. His vulnerability and resilience made him even MORE fascinating to watch.

CHRIST is the ONLY WAY to heaven.

CHRIST is the only way to heaven

A golf master class

Gentle Ben not being so gentle! 🇺🇸

With how bloody and battered we were as Americans once Saturday was through, when Crenshaw said that, it reawakened the entire team and every US golf fan who had a pulse. You woke up on that Sunday knowing that you were going to witness something magical. And from the very first hole of the first match, it was like a runaway USA locomotive. The crowds were going ballistic as the US inched closer and closer, culminating in Justin Leonard's historic putt and controversial celebration prior to Olazabal putting out. In the 90's especially, the Ryder Cup was dead serious shit if you were a golfer/fan. The one time that the crowds could get slightly disorderly (within reason) and very very loud. Ive lost track of golf over the past 10 years or so and, frankly, know barely any of these new names, but I hope it is still a rowdy and very serious environment. Long live the 80's and 90's PGA era.

That music that starts at 2:18!! Ahhhh, takes me back to days as a teenager.

As Faldo once said, "you might not be able to see him, but you know that he is still "in" the hole".

If hearing that intro music doesn't give you chills......something is wrong with you....

What an awesome display

This guy actually played in the pros? Good Lord!!

Anyone but Seve would have lost that 9 and 8... RIP Seve still missed to this day.

The US did nothing differently then Sergio or Seve before him.

My right ear loves Seve... my left ear doesn’t know who he is.

Nice to see that the spectators were very respectful back in the day and enjoyed the fantastic golf on display, whether the player is European or American is irrelevant, golf is the winner.

Genius.

I love when people criticize the Shark for being a choker. Yeah, let's see all you guys take up the game at 16 without a country club daddy btw, shoot scratch golf by 18, turn pro right after that only after raising your own money from betting your game alone when you had nothing in your pockets and were making $28 a week. Then start traveling the world purely on belief in your game after your father forbade it and thought it was a waste of time. And the rest is history...Umm was it 92 worldwide wins? Yeah, Four ridiculously lucky shots by otherwise little known players on the LAST HOLE each time...That's what people remember. Not the continuous bombardment he unleashed on Sunday leaderboards. Anybody hear from Gamez or Mize lately? Didn't think so. Nothing against them, but I'm pretty sure if you asked them now, they'd trade those shots for one tenth of Shark's career. Greg was the finest player of his era. Pure hard work and dedication to the game. Also the first true athlete since Gary Player. He didn't win the most tournaments, but he never held back. People forget in the 89 Open, he was two under when he hit into that FAIRWAY bunker with a PERSIMMON driver over 300 yards from the tee. Peeps forget. I could go on, listing his business accolades and tons more, but my battery is low and I need to work out. And here I was, feeling uninspired today. Thanks haters.

I want to shoot the idiot who shouted 'go in the hole'. Didn't realise that was even a thing back in 95

Watched that match....Seve didn't sniff a fairway the entire front nine and made the turn even.

He knew how to get that ball as close to the green and hole as possible no matter where the ball was he had that imagination true legend

Jim McKay abc sports and Pat Summerall cbs sports R.I.P.

The short game legend...

The short game legend...

The short game legend...

Wat a golfer could watch him all day nice swing can hold his nerve doesn't panic goes for it every time RIP seve

Imagine if he hit fairways

I never get tired of watching seve, so much passion.

I'm so sick of anything the Americans do the Europeans bitch about. The US ran on the green in 99, the Europeans were dancing on the green way back at the Belfry Sevie & all of them. Go past 99 when the US lost overseas Sergio ran down in the middle of a match during a hole between Davis Love III & Piere Fulke & nobody said a word from the European side. They carry on like nobodies business when they win. 1999 was the Ultimate crybaby reaction from the Europeans.