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Calling his rise “beyond my wildest dreams,” Vermont native and former ski-slope regular Keegan Bradley has been named Ryder Cup captain – a crowning moment for a career forged by grit, relentless passion and inspiring team leadership
Rickie Fowler pulled out of the WM Phoenix Open on Friday after falling ill, reporting dizziness and fatigue. He said he hopes to recover quickly but will miss the remainder of the tournament.
Matt Fitzpatrick confirmed his parents will sit out the Cup, citing concerns about U.S. crowd behavior and a wish for privacy. He emphasized the decision is about family comfort and won’t disrupt his preparations for the competition
LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open:
A revised qualification route now lets LIV Golf players earn spots in The Open through designated events and adjusted rankings, marking a significant step toward integrating the breakaway tour into major championship fields.
Host USA favored over Europe for Ryder Cup:
With home advantage and strong form, the USA enter the Ryder Cup as favorites over Europe, boosted by depth in the team and crowd support as captains finalize pairings for the biennial clash.
Governing bodies have unveiled a new qualification route that lets LIV golfers earn Open berths through designated events and transparent, performance-based criteria – an official pathway forged amid the ongoing tour disputes.
In a surreal twist, twin brothers effectively swapped Ryder Cup roster spots after one stepped aside – a move that has ignited debate over selection rules and team chemistry as captains and fans weigh in
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Officials have approved a new pathway for LIV golfers to reach The Open, carving out sectional spots and performance-based places that could reshuffle entry lists and reignite debate across the sport.
At the Cup, hosts and rivals traded good-natured barbs as Donald touched down, firing off ceremony quips that set a playful tone – while organisers juggled the pageantry with a clear focus on competition and spectacle
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Fitzpatrick closes with record-equalling 66 to win DP World Tour title:
Fitzpatrick produced a sparkling, record‑equalling 66 in the final round to capture the DP World Tour title. Cool under pressure, he used crisp iron play and steady nerves to fend off challengers and seal a commanding, statement victory.
Morikawa hopes crowds ‘go crazy’ as Ryder starts:
Collin Morikawa urged fans to ‘go crazy’ as the Ryder Cup gets under way, welcoming the buzz and intensity. He says electric crowds are the team’s fuel – the kind of roaring support that can lift shots, swing momentum and turn tight matches into unforgettable theatre
LIV golfers now have a clear pathway to The Open after the R&A laid out precise criteria – from designated events and ranking benchmarks to a refreshed qualifying series – giving players tangible routes to earn their spots.
At this Ryder Cup, Bryson DeChambeau has become a central figure – his bold tactics and larger-than-life personality have fired up the crowd and media alike, turning each swing into headline-grabbing drama
