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LIV golfers now have a clear route into The Open – earn spots through designated events and ranking criteria, removing uncertainty over eligibility ahead of the major.
Our post‑Ryder Cup report card hands out grades to players and captains, measures the fan atmosphere and inspects venue operations – rating performance, strategy, engagement and facilities as the dust settles
LIV golfers are given a qualification path to The Open as the R&A opens designated events and qualifying spots to select LIV players, prompting debate over inclusivity and competitive integrity.
After a top-ranked U.S. player was omitted from the Ryder Cup, Keegan Bradley publicly offered advice and support, framing the snub as a motivator and sparking dialogue on selection transparency.
1) Matt Fitzpatrick closed with a record-equalling 66 to clinch the DP World Tour title, rallying in the final round with steady putting and nerve, leaving nearest challengers unable to match his late surge.
2) Tom Watson warned Keegan Bradley against a costly Ryder Cup tactic, saying “You can’t do it,” urging restraint and smarter team strategy as pressure mounts ahead of the crucial matches.
Keegan Bradley’s Ryder Cup dilemma hinges on one question: can his form and team chemistry justify a captain’s pick? Selection debates intensify as metrics and personality clash in roster decisions.
