Ian Poulter has been a nightmare for Team USA at the six Ryder Cups he's been played in and he was unapologetic about his storied success.
"I'm sure I've annoyed plenty," Poulter said on Wednesday. "I mean, my percentage has been really nice, for me, and not for the guys I've played against, so I'm sure that's been pretty frustrating to be on the receiving end of that."
The 45-year-old Englishman is the second oldest player in the field at Whistling Straits – the oldest being 48-year-old Lee Westwood, an 11-time Ryder Cupper – and has a 14-6-2 career record.