Beemer comes back to the Streets with a New York City edge of a man primed and ready for the 2025 Ryder Cup to be held on Long Island at Bethpage Black. While Andy and Beemer share New York City stories of their first in-person meeting, the anecdotes range from Andy visiting Memorial Park (home of the 911 memorial) to the upcoming Ryder Cup and what it means to both sides.
Is the European motivation toward glory enough to thwart the American motivation toward legacy?
Did both captains pick the best teams or could there have been better choices (in terms of players chosen)?
Why is Vegas begging people to bet on the European team?
Beemer then invokes the famous battle cry of Mills Lane (Hall of Fame boxing referee) before a heavyweight title fight, “Let’s Get It On!” This edition of Takin’ it to the Streets is a true New York Story.
In this episode:
Ryder Cup preview
Passion for glory (Europe) vs. legacy (USA) as Ryder Cup motivation
Vegas odds
Debate on captain’s picks
Do rookies matter in Ryder Cup play?
Bethpage Black: Course analysis
The show is supported by www.wrightwoodmedical.com.
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