Bishop airs lessons learned by U.S. in Cup loss


  • Golf
  • Wednesday, 01 Oct 2014

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - As the dust settles over yet another Ryder Cup defeat for the United States, PGA of America president Ted Bishop says he would like to see a more "systematic approach" in selecting the U.S. captain for 2016.

Bishop, who expressed "absolutely no regrets" over the appointment of the much maligned Tom Watson for last week's Cup showdown with Europe at Gleneagles in Scotland, is also in favour of a much later selection of the 2016 U.S. team.

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