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Inauthenticity of ‘The Match’ shows why marketers should leave the Ryder Cup alone

In contrast to Tim Crow, columnist Richard Gillis argues the “sheer obviousness” of Woods v Mickelson in Vegas shows shows the folly of tinkering with golf.

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