The 2008 Ryder Cup consists of an amalgamation of golfers from the PGA to form two separate Ryder Cup teams – Team USA and Team Europe.

The golfers, selected based on a point system established before the season, then have the opportunity to represent their region alongside their countrymen (or continentmen) when the tournament starts up Sept. 16.

Comprised of esteemed golfers including Sergio Garcia, Lee Westwood and Padraig Harrison and captained by record-setting Nick Faldo, Team Europe looks difficult to beat.

On the other side of the Atlantic, Team USA busily prepares win their first Ryder Cup in six years.

With 46-year-old captain Paul Azinger leading the way with Stewart Cink, Stuart Appelby and 2008 surprise phenomenon Kenny Perry chipping in.

The American team also consists of Jim Furyk, Anthony Kim, Justin Leonard and many more.

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His three under, 67-shot final round Sunday was his worst of the tournament's four days but reflects just how dominant Cink was from start to finish.

Close behind in second place was Tommy Armour and Hunter Mahan who both finished at 17 under. Heath Slocum placed fourth at 16 under.

At the start of the final round Cink held a two stroke lead over Slocum, but it was Mahan who walked away with this championship last year and was poised to do it again.

The victory is the fifth of Cink's career and his sixth top-ten finish of this season, it places him in third place in the FedEx Cup standings behind only Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson.

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