PODCAST: A common sense approach to the Ryder Cup

Davis Love III is the new-old 2016 U.S. Ryder Cup captain, and he's back with more knowledge, a hunger and an ear open to hearing from his future players.

Love is also the front man for a new approach to the biennial matches. The changes the PGA of America and its now-dissolved task force are good and almost universally liked. So why did it take a task force to implement common sense?

And what happens if the U.S. loses?

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