By Larry Fine CHASKA, Minnesota (Reuters) - It is an individualist game at its core, yet some of golf's most vivid moments come from the Ryder Cup and the first tee of the preeminent team competition in the sport. "There's nothing really to compare it to," said Rickie Fowler, who this week is competing in his third Ryder Cup. "Probably one of the most nerve-wracking shots you'll ever hit throughout your career is the first tee shot at a Ryder Cup." Phil Mickelson, who this week will tie Nick Faldo for most Ryder Cups played, said: "It's truly one of the greatest experiences in the game of golf as a professional golfer to experience walking to the first tee.
