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The Ryder Cup

Well, What do you think of Nick Faldo’s pick for team Europe= , Paul Casey and Ian Poulter? Two very talented golfers and a credit to t= he team.

It must be so ha= rd to pick just two wild cards from so many exceptional golfers, especially when several only just missed out from qualifying.

Miguel Angel Jimenez, at 44 the oldest player on the European Ryder Cup team, is aiming to play all f= ive matches against the U.S. later this month.

Jimenez, who was Seve Ballesteros’s vice-captain in the 1997 Ryder Cup, said he would be helping out the Cup debutants at Valhalla in Kentucky, where the competition star= ts on September the 19^th.

“I am the oldest one= in the team, although we do have Padraig (Harrington) and Sergio (Garcia) wi= th a lot of experience, so I will be doing everything I can to help the four rookies,” Jimenez told reporters.

“I feel I am strong enough and if my golf is good enough on the week, I’m fit enough an= d I have the energy, then I could play all the five matches.

“But you have to be fair, you have to be honest about your play and your fitness because it&#= 8217;s not yourself you are playing for, it’s the team.”<= /span>

Jimenez said he would be a= ble to play with any of the other 11 players, including rookie Oliver Wilson,= the man he beat in a playoff for Europe= 217;s flagship title the PGA Championship, held at Wentworth earlier this year.=

“Ollie’s a nice player and a good addition to the team and it would be nice to play with him,” said Jimenez.

The Spaniard gave = his captain Nick Faldo the thumbs up on his wildcards, Ian Poulter and Paul Casey.