brian6035

We have 5 of the top 10 and 26 of the top 50 and the best amatuer. I think we'll be alright. But Day has clearly taken a liking to American culture. A huge american football fan, married a country girl. Wouldn't be surprised if he wanted to play for us in the Ryder Cup regardless of what the old article above says...

I don't unstand how you can be so sure. The Olympics or the president's cup are one thing. But the Ryder Cup where he otherwise wouldn't even be eligible to play?

Tax/travel reasons. He works here, lives here, wife and kids are here. Why wouldn't he? But it's a mute point if the rules are you have to become a citizen before your 18th birthday...

Jason Day is married to a US Citizen and lives in the US. One would assume he's either already a dual citizen or in the process of becoming a dual citizen. If/when he becomes a citizen playing in the president's cup would be a conflict but the Ryder Cup should be open game right?