Scottie Scheffler not dwelling on last Ryder Cup defeat as Team USA sets sights on victory at Bethpage Black

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1 Scottie Scheffler insists he is not dwelling on the record-breaking 9&7 defeat that he suffered in the 2023 Ryder Cup as Team USA sets its sights on regaining the most famous team trophy golf has to offer. Scheffler admitted Tuesday morning that the 2023 Ryder Cup represented a “difficult week” for Team USA under former captain Zach Johnson. Scheffler, however, has moved on and learned the lessons from that comprehensive defeat as Team USA looks to regain the Ryder Cup at Long Island’s Bethpage Black this weekend. However, he does not expect to be held to a higher standard than his teammates and insists that he is one of 12 equal components of Team USA. “But when you’re at home and you’re at a home Ryder Cup, there’s not much more motivation that you need.