Ryder Cup Weather Forecast 2020
How much will the wind play a part at Whistling Straits?
The weather could have huge implications at Whistling Straits, with changeable conditions on the shores of Lake Michigan.
Ryder Cup Weather Forecast 2020
The Ryder Cup takes place this year at Whistling Straits as Padraig Harrington's European side look to retain the trophy they won in 2018 at Le Golf National in France.
Meanwhile, Steve Stricker's side will be aiming to replicate the result last time the Ryder Cup was held in America, winning 17-11 at Hazeltine in 2016.
This year's venue, Whistling Straits, is set on the shores of Lake Michigan and the weather promises to be a key factor is which side will come out victorious on September 26th.
When the PGA Championship was hosted at Whistling Straits in 2015, there were a number of weather delays due to storms in the area which often gather over Lake Michigan.
The Straits Course is one of the harder courses in America on a good day, but being set on the shores of one the Great Lakes makes the weather changeable, windy and often damp.
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So, what does the weather look like for the upcoming Ryder Cup? Take a look below.
Ryder Cup Weather Forecast 2020
Sunday
The Sunday Singles will be played in fair weather conditions with party cloudy skies and top temperatures of 24°C (75°F).
We could see wind similar to the conditions on Friday afternoon, with average speeds of 13mph and gusts upwards on 20mph as the afternoon progresses.
As the day progresses further - around 3pm - these gusts could reach speeds on 27mph which would be the fastest speeds we've seen all week.
Will these weather conditions favour Europe as they attempt to create a historic comeback in Wisconsin?
This post will be kept regularly updated throughout the 2020 Ryder Cup.
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