Ben Crenshaw and Tiger Woods (Image via Getty).
Two-time Masters champion and American Ryder Cup legend Ben Crenshaw says players should not be paid for playing in the Ryder Cup. However, he supports Tiger Woods' general view that payments should be kept for charitable initiatives.
Crenshaw was captain of the U.S. team in the 1999 edition, the year American players began receiving sums to be donated to charities of their choice. Twenty-five years later, Crenshaw believes the system's principles should remain in place.
Ben Crenshaw during the 1999 Ryder Cup - Source: Getty
This was part of what Ben Crenshaw said in an interview with Sports Illustrated:
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