Ryder Cup 2012: Only yellow blazers missing as cut-throat event resumes

US fashion disasters are in past, along with pipe-smoking Englishmen, but the ferocity will be as sharp as ever in MedinahThe historyEver since the seed merchant Samuel Ryder put up a trophy with a likeness of his friend, the English golfer Abe Mitchell, on top of it in 1927, the Ryder Cup matches have meant something special. Gene Sarazen described his very first match as "a cut-throat proposition" and nothing much has changed. The early matches were shared but then the United States took comma...