U.S. assistant captain Keegan Bradley called the Americans’ 17-13 Presidents Cup win at Medinah a “much-needed” personal moment after the team erased a three-point deficit in Sunday singles. He contrasted it with the 2012 Ryder Cup loss at Medinah, when the U.S. blew a 10-6 lead.
Bradley had also been the losing U.S. captain at the previous year’s Ryder Cup and did not hit a shot during Presidents Cup week. He told Webb Simpson, Brandt Snedeker and Jim Furyk that the 2012 moment on the 14th green had been “horrible,” and said Sunday’s victory was one of the happiest moments of his golf career.
