"I believe that was the difference," added the 55-year-old, who was happy that the 'pod system' he copied from last year's Ryder Cup had paid off for him. "I owe a debt of gratitude to Paul Azinger and the 2008 US Ryder Cup team because I learned a lot from them and I sold my team on it" Whitcomb said. Despite closing the gap on the Americans to just two points after winning the second day's play 5-3, the optimism in the GB&I camp was soon drained away as scoreboards around the course became a sea of red yesterday, when the visitors wasted no time getting themselves across the finishing line. Full Article at The Scotsman