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Why Keegan Bradley Believes Phil Mickelson Won’t Serve as Ryder Cup Vice-Captain

News RoomBy News RoomOctober 10, 2024Updated:October 10, 20242 Mins Read
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Keegan Bradley and Phil Mickelson have formed an exciting pairing, but Bradley does not expect to have Mickelson by his side at the 2025 Ryder Cup. Mickelson was a likely candidate for a Ryder Cup captaincy spot before leaving the PGA Tour to join LIV Golf. Bradley, on the other hand, was a surprise choice to lead the Americans at Bethpage Black next year. Despite being asked if Mickelson would be part of his backroom team, Bradley believes the left-hander is not interested in the role.

European captain Luke Donald mentioned that Sergio Garcia may re-join the DP World Tour to become eligible for the Ryder Cup. Both captains have confirmed that LIV Golf players will be available for selection. However, Bradley does not seem to consider Mickelson as an option, despite his extensive Ryder Cup experience. Mickelson has been a significant influence on Bradley’s career, as they played together at the 2012 and 2014 Ryder Cups.

Bradley acknowledges the leadership and mentorship that Mickelson provided him early in his career. Mickelson created a relaxed atmosphere for Bradley and offered valuable advice, which helped him greatly. Bradley expressed gratitude for the guidance he received from one of the best players in golf history. He credited Mickelson for preparing him for the pressures of competitive golf and helping him become a better player.

As Bradley participated in the recent Presidents Cup and showed excellent form on the PGA Tour, there is a strong possibility that he could qualify for the Ryder Cup team. If Bradley does make the team, the question of whether he will turn to someone like Mickelson for advice or to join his backroom team will be something to watch. Mickelson’s experience in the Ryder Cup and his relationship with Bradley could potentially be beneficial for the team’s success.

In conclusion, Bradley’s bond with Mickelson has been instrumental in his development as a golfer, and the impact of Mickelson’s mentorship has been profound. Although Mickelson may not be interested in serving as a vice-captain at the Ryder Cup, his guidance and advice could still play a crucial role in Bradley’s success. The potential for Bradley to qualify for the Ryder Cup team highlights the importance of having knowledgeable and experienced figures like Mickelson in the team’s support system. The influence of mentors like Mickelson can make a significant difference in a player’s performance on the course.

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