John Senders, "The Coffee Cup Illusion", American Journal of Psychology, Vol. 79 (l966), 143-45 Jay Ingram, The Science of Everyday Life (New York: Penguin Books, 1989) ...

Sometimes using another player’s ball in Ryder Cup play can lead to a more permanent switch. After Fowler played Johnson’s TaylorMade ball at the 2018 Ryder Cup, a few months later he signed ...

One of those is cup-and-ball, which is exactly what it sounds like. Oh yeah, baby, what a wild ride. Sometimes the ball goes in the cup, sometimes it doesn’t.

The ball is stitched together from just four panels, the smallest number yet for a FIFA World Cup ball. And it represents a significant reduction from the 20-paneled Al Rhila ball that was used in ...

At the 2021 Ryder Cup, partnerships using the same ball were just 1-5, while those who came to the match using balls from completely different manufacturers were 4-1. The most dominant American ...