Summary
The US team made a strong comeback in the final round of the Ryder Cup but couldn't overcome Europe's lead. Europe's planning and strategy were noted as superior, leading to their victory. The differences in team management and course setup were highlighted as factors in the outcome.
Key Facts
- The US team made a comeback on the final day of the Ryder Cup, closing the score gap.
- Europe won the Ryder Cup with a final score of 15-13.
- Europe's preparation and strategy were key to their victory.
- US captain Keegan Bradley admitted to mistakes in course setup decisions.
- Europe benefited from experienced captains and support staff, including past winners.
- The European team had detailed statistical data to help in planning.
- The US struggled with course conditions and team management compared to Europe.
