Mickelson & Bradley vs Donald & Westwood | Extended Highlights | 2012 Ryder Cup

The U.S. partnership of Phil Mickelson and Keegan Bradley was one to be feared at the 2012 Ryder Cup held at Medinah Country Club, as the pair won all three of their matches paired together. Here are extended highlights of their most convincing win that week, where the pair ran out 7&6 winners against Europe's Luke Donald and Lee Westwood.
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[@dylanhimes4068]

Love this channel. These matchups are new to me but im addicted. Golf is so fun but so difficult lol

[@delow5917]

23:10 Just another Phil The Trill MASTER CLASS shots that you wont find in a highlight video. Greatest iron game of all time, and top five wizards in golf ever.

[@Paladin_315]

Love how the Euope announcers gets pissy and make stupid judgmental comments cuz they're losing

[@zeropointgolf3277]

they get real salty real fast lol!

[@gibbs6983]

YES!!! THANKS FOR ANOTHER UPLOAD!! KEEP EM COMING

[@ElevenoftheDark]

Give us Colsaerts & Westwood vs Woods&Stricker

[@part1801]

What is that possibly like to hit that first shot? Keegan says it all

[@christopherbyrne18]

Keegers using the old cheat stick

[@Scipted]

How many advertisements is it possible to fit in a video? Watch this or should I say try to watch this in between the commercials. Pure greed

[@zeropointgolf3277]

This european team has never been beaten....... well......

[@gessabrek]

Bradley about to hit his first shot looked like he was about to throw up

[@aba44000]

Wtf highlights for USA

[@johnjutton103]

I'm a European fan bjt this is what annoys me our guy say how good Westwood and Donald were. Oh they were world number 1s what of what did they win aame as Casey? The only bloke who held his bottle for us was Poulter. To call Phil for never being world number one is an insult the man in my opinion is the greatest risk reward player thsts ever lived and Haa the bottle thosd guys don't have. How can you ever call mickeslon second to Westwood or Donald its an insult. I think 3 green jackets amd 6 majors tells you otherwise. I don't like USA winning but I admired wht a special bloke mickeslon is when it comes to competing and winning and holding his nerve under severe pressure

[@15cuhonda6]

Luke, the world's worst number 1

[@R_J_G]

Bradley fell off after they banned anchored putters

[@jgfunk]

He's finally figuring it out now

[@thewonderfulparadox]

Not exactly a “Classic Match’ as the thumbnail suggests. Just a one-sided drubbing

[@dunc_leaper]

Great pairing indeed, however the Ryder cup isn't won on the first two days and at Medinah it proved so. All the cheerleading by Keegan and flag waving by his caddie amounted for nothing at the end of the day. Screaming and shouting doesn't win you the Ryder Cup, good golf does and the reality hit home for Keegan on the final green on Sunday, his face was priceless

[@ElevenoftheDark]

Applause for this comment

[@kshalloran]

This comment confuses me. It sounds like you’re saying Keegan got what he deserved by being excited about winning his matches on Friday and Saturday. Both the Euros and US get excited about winning on Friday and Saturday. Is it wrong to get excited about making a big putt or winning your match? You sound kinda bitter.

[@andrewrobinson8305]

The point is, Keegan was widely perceived to have gotten over-excited. The relentless fist-pumping and playing to the crowd like the Cup had already been won, and his caddie twirling the flag over his head like a maniac. As a result, we Euros did get a lot of satisfaction from seeing Keegan brought back down to earth on Sunday. I’m sure you got the same satisfaction from seeing Sergio’s tears on Sunday at Brookline. It’s just a reminder that humility in sport is always a safer bet than arrogance.

[@hippieboy6428]

Westwood was such a cancer