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Paul Azinger rips ‘garbage’ report about Patrick Cantlay wanting to be paid at Ryder Cup

Paul Azinger ripped reports that Patrick Cantlay wants paid for playing the Ryder Cup and is not wearing a USA hat in protest.

By Awful Announcing Staff OnSep 30, 2023 0

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