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McIlroy aspires to be Ryder Cup captain one day
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McIlroy aspires to be Ryder Cup captain one day

LIV golfers have been given a formal qualification pathway to The Open, allowing players from the breakaway tour to earn entry through designated events, ranking routes and select exemptions for the historic major.

Rory McIlroy says he hopes to captain a future Ryder Cup team, citing leadership ambitions and a desire to guide Europe’s best, aiming to translate his playing experience into strategic and motivational leadership on golf’s biggest team stage.

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Europe’s Ryder Cup Magic: The 5 Words Behind Their Winning Formula
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Europe’s Ryder Cup Magic: The 5 Words Behind Their Winning Formula

Rickie Fowler has withdrawn from the WM Phoenix Open after falling ill, tournament officials confirmed. The 2010s standout will rest and be closely reassessed before rejoining the tour’s upcoming events.

Captains and players condense Europe’s Ryder Cup formula into five decisive words: team depth, resilience, preparation, cohesion and belief. Analysts add that a deep-rooted culture and sharp strategy have been the engine behind Europe’s sustained dominance

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Organizers have unveiled a new qualifying route that allows LIV players to compete for places at The Open – a move that broadens the field to include both sanctioned tour stars and rebel‑tour talents. The change promises more intense competition and bigger stories, but it also reignites heated questions about eligibility, sporting integrity and the evolving loyalties in professional golf.

Experts say the Ryder Cup and Walker Cup have opportunities to borrow from one another to refresh how players progress from amateur ranks to the pros. Smarter team selection, clearer youth‑development pipelines and bolder match formats – from mixed‑team showcases to captains’ picks that reward chemistry as well as form – could fast‑track young talent and lift fan engagement across both events

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LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open:
LIV players now have a clear, formal route into The Open – a new qualification pathway built around designated events and selected exemptions. Organizers say the change officially brings LIV talent into the major’s mix, setting up fresh storylines and rivalries at golf’s oldest championship.

This U.S. Ryder Cup team hire? ‘It’s more of an asset for us’:
U.S. Ryder Cup officials are calling their latest hire “more of an asset for us,” pointing to the added experience, leadership and team‑building spark they bring. With the next matches approaching, the move is meant to strengthen preparations and sharpen squad chemistry

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