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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
In his first Ryder Cup speech, Keegan Bradley blended fiery passion with a laugh-out-loud misquote – a moment of levity that only amplified his determination to fire up the U.S. team
LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open:
LIV players have been handed a formal qualification route into The Open – a direct shot at golf’s oldest major. Announced amid shifting membership talks, the move gives tour stars a clear path back to the big stage and has reignited debate across the sport.
Keegan’s ‘powerful moment’ becomes emotional: Ryder Cup Day 1 best lines:
Keegan’s raw, ‘powerful’ moment on Day One of the Ryder Cup left teammates and fans visibly moved. From clutch putts to stirring exchanges, his emotion and the squad’s unity helped define a dramatic, unforgettable opening day
A breakthrough deal has opened a formal qualification route for LIV golfers into The Open – creating clear pathway options and conditional berths as tournament organizers and governing bodies work to fold players from the breakaway tour back into the game’s biggest events.
Bradley pushed back against claims the Ryder Cup has become a pay-for-play affair, insisting team selections are driven by merit and team unity. He called the speculation misleading and urged everyone to focus on on-course performance and transparent selection criteria
LIV golfers now have a direct pathway into The Open, able to qualify through designated events and specific exemptions – a change that reshapes who can compete in golf’s oldest major.
Tom Watson has voiced strong opposition to two Ryder Cup rule changes, arguing they threaten the competition’s traditions and could dilute the team strategy that defines the biennial showdown
LIV golfers gain a qualification pathway to The Open, allowing sanctioned players to earn spots via designated events and ranking criteria – a move that could reshape major entry dynamics.
Writing our magazine story on Keegan Bradley revealed five key traits: gritty resilience, analytical course management, emotional intensity, steady short game, and a competitive edge that fuels comeback wins.
LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open:
Organizers have unveiled a new route for select LIV players to qualify for The Open, using designated events and ranking spots. The move is designed to widen the field and cool tensions between rival tours, giving more players a clear shot at one of golf’s biggest stages.
Keegan Bradley’s kind gesture to snubs? And picking a winner | Weekend 9:
Keegan Bradley publicly reached out to players who felt overlooked, applauding their grit and calling for unity across the game. He also shared his bold Weekend 9 winner picks – a mix of solidarity and sharp tournament confidence
The R&A has unveiled a new qualification pathway that gives LIV golfers a direct route into The Open through designated events and exemptions – a controversial shake-up poised to redraw the map of how players earn spots in golf’s most storied major.
Keegan Bradley says he “got into so much trouble” after sneaking onto Bethpage Black for extra practice, recounting tense run‑ins with security and a bold, headline‑grabbing warm‑up that turned a routine preparation into a memorable, talked‑about moment
Keegan Bradley delivered a personal, passion-fueled message to the U.S. Ryder Cup team, urging unity and grit. The veteran’s heartfelt words aimed to sharpen focus and inspire collective resolve ahead of the matches.
Keegan Bradley hinted the U.S. lineup is ’90 percent’ set, promising a different pairing strategy for the 2025 Ryder Cup that could shake up matchups and boost Team USA’s cohesion, he told reporters.
