PGA of America change Ryder Cup rules

Recently, Callaway FT-iZ Fairway Wood the PGA of America, callaway ft-iz driver co-organisers of the Ryder Cup bowed to the pressure of the players and decided to pay them for appearing in the most prestigious trophy in golf. Albeit donating money to a charity.
To add more fuel to the fire, they will now allow players not born in America to become eligible to play. It does not mean that Els, Singh, Elkington and Norman et al may be teeing it up at The Belfry, Callaway FT-9 Driver but in years to come, some of the younger stars of today may apply for American citizenship so that they can play in the biennial event.
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In a new ruling passed by the board of directors, Callaway golf clubs the Ryder Cup selection Committee will have more players to choose from in the coming years by recinding the native-born ruling that states players not born in the USA are ineligible to compete in the Ryder Cup.
Callaway Golf Drivers And Callaway Fairway Woods PGA Tour professionals who became U.S. citizens prior to their 18th birthday will now be eligible to play for the United States Ryder Cup team, the PGA of America announced last Thursday.
PGA of America officials broadened Ryder Cup eligibility rules that formerly restricted the U.S. team only to American-born players Golf Drivers OR Golf Fairway Woods.