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Ryder Cup meltdown: a string of tactical misreads, uneven form and shaky team chemistry left the U.S. reeling. Immediate rebuilding is vital – but so are smart short-term fixes and deeper cultural change: clearer leadership, sharper pairing strategy and tougher preparation must follow if the team is to recover and thrive
Rickie Fowler withdrew from the WM Phoenix Open due to illness, the tournament confirmed. The veteran’s sudden exit prompted last-minute reshuffling and disappointed fans awaiting his hoped-for comeback.
After Europe’s Ryder Cup victory, captain Luke Donald said the secret was relentless preparation and team unity, crediting intensive practice, clear roles and player camaraderie for the historic result.
LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open:
After fresh negotiations, LIV players have been handed a tangible route into The Open – with spots now being allocated through on-course performance metrics and a limited number of exemptions. The change reshapes access for breakaway tour stars and brings new drama and opportunity to golf’s oldest major.
Bryson DeChambeau’s Ryder Cup partner could hinge on golf ball:
Team officials say DeChambeau’s Ryder Cup pairing may come down to something as small as a golf ball – equipment compatibility, feel and ball flight are being weighed alongside form and chemistry as captains build duos for the transatlantic showdown
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.
