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GUIDONIA MONTECELIO, Italy — The Ryder Cup is being held in Italy for the first time and The Associated Press has put together a glossary of golf terms in Italian that might be heard around the Marco Simone club this week. Golf remains a niche sport in Italy and local players still borrow most of the terms from English but there are some Italian words that are widely used. Signs directing fans around the course outside Rome are written in both English and Italian.
