Europe 'fuelled by something money can’t buy' - Donald
Summary
The Ryder Cup has seen debate over the issue of players receiving payment, with the American team receiving $500,000 each, part of which must go to charity. European captain Luke Donald emphasized the pride and tradition of playing without payment. Some players and critics have expressed that the payments are against the spirit of the event, while others argue it allows them to contribute to their communities.Key Facts
- The American Ryder Cup team receives $500,000 each for participating, with $300,000 going to charity.
- This is the first time in the event's 98-year history that players have been paid.
- European captain Luke Donald highlighted the non-monetary motivation of his team.
- Critics, including former players, have questioned the idea of paying Ryder Cup participants.
- American player Collin Morikawa said the payment allows them to support those who help them and give back to their communities.
- Some American players plan to donate their full payment to charity.
- President Donald Trump may attend the event, and some, like Europe's Justin Rose, are open to him presenting the trophy.
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