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The Ryder Cup Was a Kick in the Nuts — And Golf Needs to Fix Itself | Colt Knost w/ Straight Facts

Serious golf talk—no shouting, just data. Trey Wingo sits down with CBS analyst Colt Knost to dissect the Bethpage Black Ryder Cup: why Europe’s foursomes dominance and conversion rates decided the first two days, how the “envelope rule” should evolve into a true 13th-man substitution, whether Keegan Bradley deserves another shot as captain, and why Tiger Woods isn’t a cure-all. They also tackle PGA Tour scheduling (hello, Brian Rolapp), shrinking fields vs. underdog drama, and whether the Presidents Cup should be scrapped to give Team USA two full years to prepare. Plus: what LIV Golf actually changed—Rahm, Bryson, Brooks, DJ, Hatton—and why performance, not politics, determines selections. If you want informed, stats-driven insight that respects your intelligence, you’re in the right place. More Straight Facts Homie! Episodes:    • Straight Facts Homie!   Some Quick Facts:    • Quick Facts!   Find us on all platforms here: https://linktr.ee/straightfactshomie #RyderCup #GolfAnalytics #PGA #PGATour #BethpageBlack #TreyWingo #ColtKnost #KeeganBradley #TigerWoods #LIVGolf #GolfStrategy #SportsAnalytics #DataDriven #nohottakes 00:00 Analyzing the Ryder Cup Outcome 03:59 The Envelope Rule and Its Implications 07:01 The Emotional Weight of the Ryder Cup 09:51 PGA's Communication Missteps 12:54 The Role of Fans and Crowd Behavior 15:58 Strategic Decisions and Team Dynamics 18:50 Rethinking the President's Cup 21:51 Future Leadership in the Ryder Cup 24:41 Ryder Cup Dynamics and Captaincy Challenges 27:36 The Pressure on Top Players in Team Events 30:44 The Impact of LIV Golf on Team Selections 33:25 PGA Tour Scheduling and Its Implications 37:23 The Future of Golf: LIV vs. PGA Tour 40:52 The Competitive Spirit of Golfers 46:00 Engagement and Community Building