Angela Stanford laments missing pieces as USA’s Solheim Cup inquest begins
Summary
Angela Stanford spoke about the USA team's loss to Europe in the Solheim Cup held in the Netherlands. She highlighted problems like slow putting greens, a lack of detailed statistical support, and the impact of the team's celebration after Saturday's matches.Key Facts
- The USA team lost the Solheim Cup to Europe with a score of 15-13.
- Angela Stanford said the team missed some helpful statistics and data this week that they had in a previous event.
- Justin Ray provided useful data support but was not fully available like in past events.
- The USA and Europe teams were tied 8-8 before the final day’s singles matches.
- After Saturday’s matches, the USA team celebrated enthusiastically on the bus, which Europe noticed.
- Stanford defended the celebrations, saying she didn’t want to stop the players from enjoying the moment.
- The slow speed of the greens surprised the USA team, affecting their putting performance.
- Stanford admitted she could have prepared the team better for the slower putting conditions.
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