The American says he "dropped the ball" on two or three things
Davis Love III Says He "Dropped The Ball" In Ryder Cup Vice Captaincy
The team's Captains and Vice Captains are still going over what went wrong, according to Golf Digest, and have had texts and discussions since, including discussions in the immediate aftermath of their 17.5-10.5 defeat.
Davis Love III, who was the USA's Captain in both 2014 and 2016, has told the US Golf mag that he made two or three mistakes.
“I dropped the ball on two or three things that could have helped, and I apologised to Jim,” he told Golf Digest.
“I should have seen some of those things coming.”
Love III didn't articulate on the details of his mistakes, although it was revealed that it was he who told Reed that he wouldn't be paired with Spieth again for the match.
Reed apparently knew before the US team had left America, although he was still unhappy with the decision, calling it a "buddy system" and stating that Spieth didn't want to play with him.
Perhaps Love III feels he "dropped the ball" by not fighting strongly enough to keep them together, or perhaps he was disappointed in the way Reed found out.
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Steve Stricker, who is odds-on to be US Captain next time in his home state of Wisconsin, said "We all talked to one another in the week after and tried to decipher what came out compared to what actually happened.
“It’s sad we lost and unfortunate [that some things happened]," likely eluding to the Koepka/DJ altercation and the Reed/Spieth break up.
Reed was asked about the Ryder Cup last week at the WGC-HSBC Champions in China where he didn't seem interested in discussing it but instead targeted winning the Race to Dubai.
“Ryder Cup was three, almost four weeks ago," he said.
“Right now I’m just trying to play great golf and finish off the year right. Because even though the PGA Tour season has now started, for the European Tour, it’s still going on.
"I’m a little bit behind Francesco in that, and I’m hoping to close that gap and have a chance to hopefully win the Race to Dubai."
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