The Ryder Cup captaincy is a hot topic, and Tommy Fleetwood has a bold suggestion! He believes that if Luke Donald declines to lead Europe again, the role should go to none other than Francesco Molinari. But why him? Well, Fleetwood argues that Molinari's impressive resume, including his Open Championship victory, and the respect he commands from fellow players make him an ideal candidate.
And here's where it gets interesting: Fleetwood and Molinari's partnership at the 2018 Ryder Cup was legendary, winning all four of their matches. So, could this be a case of history repeating itself? Fleetwood thinks so, especially with Molinari's brother Edoardo already playing a crucial role behind the scenes.
But there's a twist! With Justin Rose's exceptional golf skills and his potential desire to avoid a certain saga, could he be a better fit for the captaincy? Fleetwood jokes about Rose's longevity, but the question remains: Who will lead Europe to victory in 2027?
Meanwhile, Fleetwood is enjoying his own success, reaching a career-high ranking after a string of impressive performances, including a win at the season finale. With several upcoming tournaments on his schedule, he's not slowing down anytime soon.
As for Donald, the current captain, he's keeping everyone guessing. Will he return for another shot at glory? Some believe the temptation of a third win might be too hard to resist. Stay tuned, as the decision could shape the future of European golf.
What do you think? Should Europe stick with Donald or give Molinari a chance? Share your thoughts in the comments!
