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In a candid press conference, Angela Stanford reflects on the Solheim Cup, taking accountability for her team's putting performance and explaining how the slow greens were a significant factor they weren't fully prepared for.
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00:00I don't think we played bad. I think we just didn't make enough putts.
00:04And if you listen to everything I've ever said, Europeans always putt better.
00:10Were green speeds different than what your team was expecting coming into this week?
00:15Yeah, for sure. Even when we showed up in July here, they were faster.
00:21And I don't think it had anything to do with the rain either.
00:25It's my responsibility to get the team ready.
00:28And, you know, this is the one thing I am kicking myself, is that I just didn't keep pushing.
00:34You know, we've got to figure out how to hit our putts a little bit harder,
00:37which is really difficult, like, to change the way you putt.
00:41So I'm a little frustrated with myself that I didn't drive that point home.
00:47I wish I would have maybe hammered it home more, like, they're going to be slow,
00:53they're going to be slow, they're going to be slow.
00:56But we don't play on greens this slow, usually.
00:59So, yeah.
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