Look at Nick Faldo. It's so good to see him back in form. That's got to be good for golf. Faldo, whose angst is etched on his face even more deeply than is Seve's, had just finished second at Wentworth, moving in notional range of a Ryder Cup place. Ballesteros doubts Faldo will make the team, but he wishes him well.
Geniuses have to stick together.
It must be hard for someone who was so central to these biennial contests to view it now from the outside. To be part of the Ryder Cup is very special. And Valderrama was that for me, even though I wasn't playing. Boston more so. Ballesteros, a passionate man, hopes British sportsmanship will help calm things at The Belfry.