FARMINGDALE, N.Y. (AP) — Asked what he might have done differently in a Ryder Cup that got away early , before getting really close late, U.S. captain Keegan Bradley focused on the way he set up the course at Bethpage Black. Facing the biggest deficit in modern Ryder Cup history going into Sunday, he spoke of Super Bowl comebacks and tapped into his players sense of responsibility. Even though winning seemed out of the question, Bradley argued, who wouldn’t be thrilled to play Sunday singles at the Ryder Cup? And somewhere between the shampoo bottles and how low they set the lawnmower blades is an answer that accounts for a Ryder Cup lost by a painful two points. ___AP Ryder Cup coverage: https://apnews.com/hub/ryder-cup