(AP Photo/Linsey Wasson)golfBy MICHAEL R. SISAKIt was the wisdom U.S. Ryder Cup rookie J.J. Spaun needed, even after winning a major, climbing to No. 98 in the FedEx Cup, Spaun might be the truest rookie of the U.S. team’s four first-timers. Europe has just one Ryder Cup rookie, Denmark’s Rasmus Højgaard. Spaun and Henley, 36, are two of the older U.S. players while Thomas, 32, is making his fourth Ryder Cup appearance after debuting in 2018. “I know that I’m one of the leaders on the team,” Thomas said.