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Keegan Bradley criticized the Ryder Cup, calling it “this effing event” as he questions his future after Bethpage. In his first comments since the tournament, Bradley raised concerns about its direction.
Fitzpatrick closed with a record-equalling 66 to claim the DP World Tour title, producing a steady final round that secured victory and highlighted his growing form on the European tour.
Bradley said he’s in a “fog” after the Cup defeat, admitting there’s no quick fix as he and his team digest the loss and plan changes ahead of upcoming events.
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LIV golfers now have a direct path to The Open – eligible players can lock in places through designated events and by hitting specific performance targets as they race toward next year’s championship.
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Rory and Keegan pulled bold, game‑changing moves as Europe’s electrifying Ryder Cup sparked debate, delivered standout performances and reshaped tactics – 36 rapid takes break down the momentum swings, selection calls and the continent’s fiery resurgence
Keegan Bradley admits he “made a mistake” after a gaffe in his first Ryder Cup speech – a misquote that drew laughs but underscored his passion and resolve to rally the U.S. team.
Ryder Cup’s controversial “envelope rule” must be overhauled, says Bradley, after a surprise American withdrawal exposed worrying loopholes. He’s calling for clearer, tougher protocols to stop strategic maneuvering and safeguard the competition’s fairness
Following the U.S. team’s defeat, Keegan Bradley ripped into a Ryder Cup rule – calling it “has to change” – and demanded a rethink of pairings and scoring that, he says, stifles momentum and erodes fair competition
Amid the chaos of the Ryder Cup, Keegan Bradley praised the fans’ fierce passion but warned that a vocal minority “crossed the line,” with boisterous behavior disrupting players’ focus and even creating safety concerns as tensions boiled over
Keegan Bradley defended a questioned Ryder Cup duo, insisting doubts are premature. ‘We have a plan,’ he said, promising a different tactical approach for 2025 to unlock the pair’s potential.
LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open:
The R&A has approved a qualification route for LIV golfers to compete in The Open, offering pathways through designated events and rankings. The move could reshape entry criteria and stir debate among traditionalists.
Bradley not worried about Scheffler, defends picks:
Captain Zach Bradley dismissed concerns over pairing with Scottie Scheffler, defending his team selections as strategic and aimed at balance. He said team cohesion and form, not star names, guided his choices.
Keegan Bradley rolled the dice with a risky decision on the 17th, opting for a high-reward line that backfired. The gamble cost him the lead and turned a promising round into a costly collapse.
