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Bradley: Ryder Cup ‘biggest decision’ of my life
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Bradley: Ryder Cup ‘biggest decision’ of my life

LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open:
Officials announce LIV golfers will gain a defined qualification pathway to The Open through designated events and exemptions, a move seen as key to integrating the rival tour’s top talent.

Bradley: Ryder Cup ‘biggest decision’ of my life:
Bradley says choosing to play in the Ryder Cup was the ‘biggest decision’ of his life, citing family, career impact and the honour of representing his country amid intense pressure and proud expectations.

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How Keegan Bradley’s caddie found out about the Ryder Cup captaincy
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How Keegan Bradley’s caddie found out about the Ryder Cup captaincy

Keegan Bradley’s caddie, Brett Waldman, discovered the exciting news of Bradley’s appointment as the Ryder Cup captain in the same manner as the rest of the world – through a press release.

Expressing his reaction, Waldman mentioned that while the news came as a “surprise,” it didn’t leave him “shocked.” He conveyed, “I knew he had his eye on the role, and I have no doubt he will excel in it. Keegan is a remarkable leader with an in-depth understanding of the game.”

At 36 years old, Bradley was officially announced as the U.S. Ryder Cup captain for 2027 on a Tuesday, marking him as the youngest captain since Tiger Woods in 2019.

With previous appearances on the U.S. Ryder Cup team in 2012, 2014, and 2018, Bradley boasts a commendable record of 5 wins, 3 losses, and 1 tie in Ryder Cup matches

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Rory McIlroy keeps falling short in majors. Top teacher gives 3 reasons why
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Rory McIlroy keeps falling short in majors. Top teacher gives 3 reasons why

McIlroy’s Major Struggles: Reasons Unveiled

Rory McIlroy’s disappointing finish at the 150th Open Championship has sparked analysis on his persistent shortcomings in major tournaments. Despite being a four-time major winner, McIlroy has failed to capture a major since the 2014 PGA Championship. A top golf instructor dissected McIlroy’s recent performances, pinpointing three key reasons for his struggles:

  • Technical Issues: Lack of consistent accuracy off the tee and struggles with iron play, leading to missed greens and higher scores.

  • Mental Challenges: Susceptibility to pressure, resulting in poor decision-making and execution in crucial moments, particularly during final rounds.

  • Physical Limitations: Fatigue and physical limitations, affecting his ability to maintain focus and swing quality over the course of a demanding tournament.

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Why Jack Nicklaus believes Rory McIlroy hasn’t won a major in almost 10 years
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Why Jack Nicklaus believes Rory McIlroy hasn’t won a major in almost 10 years

**Nicklaus Explains McIlroy’s Major Drought**

Golf legend Jack Nicklaus believes that Rory McIlroy’s lack of major wins in almost a decade can be attributed to a combination of factors. Nicklaus cited the increased pressure on McIlroy, as well as the difficulty in maintaining the level of dominance required to win majors. Nicklaus noted that this pressure can affect a player’s decision-making, which can ultimately lead to missed opportunities on the course. Nicklaus also mentioned that McIlroy may need to focus on improving his wedge play and putting in order to find the consistency required to win majors.

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