Rickie Fowler's much-discussed Ryder Cup haircut has been copied by one of the American game's most senior officials. Fowler, one of the United States team's most in-form players, arrived in Scotland for this week's match at Gleneagles with 'USA' shaved into his hair. US captain Tom Watson described the cut as 'terrific' and suggested even Ted Bishop, the president of the PGA of America, would have it done if it meant his team would win. Ted Bishop sports his new haircut after following Rickie Fowler's lead Rickie Fowler has caused a stir by getting 'USA' shaved into his head to show his patriotism
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US star Rickie Fowler shaved 'USA' into his hair ahead of the Ryder Cup
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Ted Bishop, the president of the PGA of America, copies the stunt after captain Tom Watson challenged him
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Bishop tweeted: 'It's done. The Fowler USA cut! I believe we will win'
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Europe veteran Lee Westwood not fazed by the daring new trim
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Westwood gave it a stroke on the driving range but doesn't think he'd be able to pull it off
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Ryder Cup starts at Gleneagles on Friday
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