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Keegan Bradley not thinking about 2025 Ryder Cup just yet

News RoomBy News RoomSeptember 26, 2024Updated:September 26, 20243 Mins Read
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Keegan Bradley, after being left out of the U.S. Ryder Cup and Presidents Cup teams for a decade, finally got his chance to play again. Last year, he was disappointed to learn he wasn’t picked for the Ryder Cup team, but this year, he was chosen as the U.S. squad captain for the 2025 Ryder Cup. His stellar performance in the BMW Championship led to his selection as one of Jim Furyk’s six captain’s picks for the Presidents Cup. Bradley’s strong showing on the golf course earned him a spot on the team instead of being an assistant captain.

As a passionate patriot, Bradley is determined to prove himself as a player for Team USA. He still carries the disappointment of the Americans’ loss in the 2012 Ryder Cup and refuses to unpack his bag from that event until he’s part of a winning team. Bradley views his return to the international competitions as a special opportunity to showcase his skills and leadership abilities. Despite being the captain for the upcoming Ryder Cup, Bradley is focused on his role as a player and wants to demonstrate to his teammates that their captain can still compete at a high level.

One of the players on the U.S. team who Bradley sees a bit of himself in is Wyndham Clark, who has made the last two U.S. teams. Clark admires Bradley’s positive attitude and leadership qualities and is excited to have him as the captain for the upcoming Ryder Cup. Bradley’s presence on the team has brought a sense of optimism and motivation for the players as they prepare for the competition. His experience and commitment to Team USA are assets that will contribute to the team’s success in the Ryder Cup.

Despite his responsibilities as the future Ryder Cup captain, Bradley is focused on his current role as a player in the Presidents Cup. He acknowledges the importance of getting to know his teammates better and building rapport with them during the tournament. Bradley views each opportunity to represent his country as a privilege and is determined to make the most of it. He emphasizes the significance of taking a moment to appreciate the journey and the camaraderie shared with his fellow competitors.

As Bradley continues to excel on the golf course and lead by example, his presence on Team USA serves as a source of inspiration for his teammates. His dedication to the sport and commitment to representing his country with pride make him a valuable asset to the team. Bradley’s resurgence in his career and his return to international competitions after a decade highlight his resilience and determination to succeed at the highest level. With his leadership and competitive spirit, Bradley is poised to make a significant impact on Team USA’s performance in the upcoming Ryder Cup.

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