Ryder Cup 2014

[Britkid]

Haha! Wet blankets... we are.

But I see Europe wiped the floor with the U.S. to win the Ryder Cup. What does that mean exactly? And exactly what role did the coach play in this victory? How could the U.S. "team" have performed differently or what different strategy could it have used to avoid being defeated by the Europe "team"? And why do I keep putting the word "team" in quote marks? All good questions.

Mock it, but here to a degree, (added with superheavyrhun's response) is the answer:

BBC Sport - Ryder Cup 2014: Rory McIlroy hails captain Paul McGinley

[TitoFan]

Matter of personal taste.

Some find golf barely palatable as an individual game.
Add the "team" element to it, and it loses whatever appeal it had.

For some...

[Gandalf]

If these golfers were really talented they would turn their clubs upside down and play that way. As things stand I think they are overrated, and the snazzy sweater is not twisting my arm.