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Bradley among Furyk’s picks for Presidents Cup
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Bradley among Furyk’s picks for Presidents Cup

U.S. Presidents Cup captain Jim Furyk announced Tuesday that Keith Bradley will be among his four captain’s picks for the upcoming tournament to be played at Liberty National Golf Club in New Jersey from Sept. 30-Oct. 2.

Bradley, who played collegiately at the University of South Carolina, has four PGA Tour victories, including the 2018 Zurich Classic of New Orleans, which he won with partner Billy Horschel. He has made four previous Presidents Cup appearances, going 6-5-1 in match play.

The United States is seeking to reclaim the Presidents Cup after losing to the International team in 2019 at Royal Melbourne Golf Club in Australia.

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GB&I build 7-5 lead over U.S. in Curtis Cup
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GB&I build 7-5 lead over U.S. in Curtis Cup

GB&I Surges Ahead in Curtis Cup

Great Britain & Ireland (GB&I) seized control on Day 2 of the Curtis Cup, building a 7-5 advantage over the United States (U.S.).

With inspired performances, GB&I dominated the morning foursomes matches, securing three points. The afternoon four-ball contests were more evenly contested, with each team winning a pair of matches.

Despite the deficit, the U.S. team remains determined. Led by Anna Davis and Rachel Heck, the Americans showed flashes of brilliance and will strive to claw back in the remaining matches.

The Curtis Cup, a biannual amateur golf tournament between the United States and GB&I, resumes tomorrow with the 12 concluding singles matches. GB&I aims to retain the trophy, while the U.S. seeks to regain it after a nine-year drought.

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U.S. tied with GB&I after first day of Curtis Cup
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U.S. tied with GB&I after first day of Curtis Cup

In the opening day of the 2024 Curtis Cup, the United States and Great Britain & Ireland find themselves locked in an intense tie. The highly anticipated clash between these two golfing powerhouses has showcased exceptional talent and unwavering determination.

The United States team, led by a group of eight formidable players, has demonstrated their resilience and skill on the course. Despite facing a determined GB&I squad, the American team has fought valiantly, matching their opponents stroke for stroke.

With two rounds remaining, both teams refuse to yield an inch. The tension is palpable as each player knows that every shot could tip the balance in their favor. As the competition enters its critical phase, the United States team remains focused on their goal of emerging victorious and bringing the Curtis Cup home.

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Who’s making the U.S. Presidents Cup team? It’s murky. Here’s why
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Who’s making the U.S. Presidents Cup team? It’s murky. Here’s why

U.S. Presidents Cup Team Selection Remains Uncertain

The 2024 Presidents Cup is approaching, but the U.S. team selection remains murky. Only Scottie Scheffler, Patrick Cantlay, and Xander Schauffele have secured their spots.

Favorites like Sam Burns, Tony Finau, and Collin Morikawa are expected to join them, but the remaining places are up for grabs.

Rising stars Cameron Young and Taylor Pendrith are in contention, along with veterans Si Woo Kim and Hideki Matsuyama.

The selection process considers performance, form, and team chemistry. The captain, Davis Love III, will face a difficult task in finalizing the roster, as several players are performing well but only a few spots remain.

Stay tuned as the race for the remaining positions intensifies.

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Keegan Bradley named 2024 Presidents Cup assistant captain
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Keegan Bradley named 2024 Presidents Cup assistant captain

Keegan Bradley has been named an assistant captain for the 2024 Presidents Cup at Royal Montreal Golf Club in Canada. Bradley is a former PGA Tour winner and was recently named U.S. Captain for the 2025 Ryder Cup. His appointment to both roles underscores his exceptional leadership qualities and the PGA’s trust in his ability to guide the U.S. team to international golf glory.

Bradley will be joining the U.S. team as an assistant captain for the 2024 Presidents Cup, where he will help to lead the team to victory against the International Team. The Presidents Cup is a biennial golf tournament between the United States and an International team representing the rest of the world, excluding Europe.

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Keegan Bradley makes first Ryder Cup move, keeps promise
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Keegan Bradley makes first Ryder Cup move, keeps promise

Keegan Bradley kept his promise, making his first-ever Ryder Cup move as U.S. captain Zach Johnson announced Bradley and Jordan Spieth as his first pairing. “I think it’s pretty well known that I’ve wanted to play with this guy for a long, long time,” Bradley said. “I think we all know he’s probably the best player on our team this week.”

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Simpson named vice captain for U.S. Ryder Cup
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Simpson named vice captain for U.S. Ryder Cup

Webb Simpson has been named vice captain of the U.S. Ryder Cup team, captain Zach Johnson announced Wednesday.

Simpson, a seven-time PGA Tour winner and two-time major champion, will join Davis Love III as Johnson’s vice captains for the biennial competition against Europe to be held Sept. 26-27 at Whistling Straits in Wisconsin.

“Webb brings a wealth of experience and success to our team,” Johnson said. “He is a true leader and will be a valuable asset in the locker room and on the course.”

Simpson said he is “honored and excited” to serve as a vice captain.

“I am looking forward to working with Zach and Davis to help the U.S. team regain the Ryder Cup,” Simpson said.

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Nelly Korda, Lilia Vu and Rose Zhang look for Olympic inspiration at Amundi Evian Championship
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Nelly Korda, Lilia Vu and Rose Zhang look for Olympic inspiration at Amundi Evian Championship

Reigning Olympic champion Nelly Korda will lead a strong U.S. team at the Amundi Evian Championship, hoping to find inspiration from the course where she won her gold medal. Korda will be joined by Lilia Vu and Rose Zhang, who were also part of the Olympic team. All three players are in good form, with Korda having won the Meijer LPGA Classic last month and Vu and Zhang each having recorded top-10 finishes in their last two starts. The Amundi Evian Championship is one of the five majors on the LPGA Tour and is always a highly competitive event. Korda will be looking to become the first player to successfully defend her title since Annika Sorenstam in 2004.

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After qualifying for Olympics, golfers are snubbed. The explanation is baffling
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After qualifying for Olympics, golfers are snubbed. The explanation is baffling

After qualifying for the Olympics, golfers are snubbed. The explanation is baffling

Despite meeting the qualification criteria, several golfers have been inexplicably excluded from the Olympic team. This decision has sparked outrage and confusion, with many questioning the fairness and transparency of the selection process.

Sources close to the selection committee have indicated that the decision was based on a combination of factors, including the players’ world rankings, recent form, and team chemistry. However, many experts believe that these factors are not sufficient to justify the exclusion of certain players who have consistently performed at a high level.

The decision has been met with widespread criticism from players, fans, and commentators alike. Many have accused the selection committee of bias and favoritism, and have called for a more transparent and accountable selection process.

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Korda will lead Team USA golf for Paris Games
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Korda will lead Team USA golf for Paris Games

Korda to lead Team USA golf for Paris Games

Nelly Korda will lead Team USA in the golf competition at the 2024 Paris Olympics, the United States Golf Association (USGA) announced on Tuesday.

Korda, the world’s No. 2-ranked player, is a major champion and has won four times on the LPGA Tour this season. She will be joined on the team by Lexi Thompson, Jessica Korda, and Mina Harigae.

The USGA also announced that Davis Love III will captain the men’s team in Paris. Love, a two-time major champion, has been a successful captain in the past, leading the Americans to victory in the 2016 Ryder Cup.

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