No American tournaments, including the Masters are scheduled until the week of May 18th at the earliest.
European captain Padraig Harrintgon says as of now there's no change to this year's Ryder Cup.
The US PGA Championship, which was due to be staged in May in San Francisco, became the latest tournament to be postponed until later in the year.
No American tournaments, including the Masters are scheduled until the week of May 18th at the earliest.
Europe are due to take on the USA at Whistling Straits in September so Harrington says it's too soon to say if the Ryder Cup will be affected by the coronavirus:
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