Sam Burns ‘Fired Up’ After Keegan Bradley’s Ryder Cup Call

10 months ago

Sam Burns ‘Fired Up’ After Keegan Bradley’s Ryder Cup Call

Burns, Bradley's sixth and final pick, celebrated his Ryder Cup selection with an Instagram post: “So fired up to be a part of this team! Ready to go to battle with the boys and Cap.” The 29-year-old, 1st in strokes gained putting this season, hopes to improve on a 1-2 Ryder Cup record when Team USA faces Europe at Bethpage.

By Nischay Rathore

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10 months ago

Webb Simpson Predicts One U.S. Pick Could ‘Surprise the World’ at Ryder Cup

Ryder Cup vice-captain Simpson praised Bradley’s six picks but singled out Ben Griffin. “He has maybe been the most consistent player outside of Scottie Scheffler all year… almost qualified on his own. Great putter,” Simpson said on the Bible Caddie Podcast. “He could surprise the world… he could go three and 0, four and 0.”

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Ian Poulter Once Slammed Bethpage Black Setup as ‘Ruined’

10 months ago

Ian Poulter Once Slammed Bethpage Black Setup as ‘Ruined’

Poulter vented frustration at Bethpage Black during the 2012 Barclays after a third-round 76 left him tied 36th. “The worst course setup I have ever played in 13 years on tour. They have ruined what is a great course, greens like concrete, stupid pins,” he told CBS Sports. Critics later called it sour grapes.

By Nischay Rathore

Keegan Bradley Uses Rory McIlroy’s 2023 Quote to Fire Up U.S. Ryder Cup Team

10 months ago

Keegan Bradley Uses Rory McIlroy’s 2023 Quote to Fire Up U.S. Ryder Cup Team

Bradley revealed he’s motivating his squad with a McIlroy clip from 2023. After Europe’s win in Rome, McIlroy declared, “One of the biggest accomplishments in golf is winning an away Ryder Cup and that’s what we’re going to do at Bethpage.” Bradley said, “The boys have seen that clip a few times, yeah… once or twice.” The captain believes the words will fuel U.S. players as they prepare for Bethpage’s intense atmosphere.

By Nischay Rathore

Eamon Lynch: PGA Tour Will Be Legally Forced to Put Fans First

10 months ago

Eamon Lynch: PGA Tour Will Be Legally Forced to Put Fans First

Lynch argues new CEO Brian Rolapp’s “scarcity” plan—fewer players, fewer events, tighter payouts—risks antitrust scrutiny unless framed around consumer benefit. He notes the ATP survived a 2007 lawsuit by proving its reforms were fan-focused. With Tiger Woods leading a sweeping review, Lynch writes, the Tour must prioritize spectators over players to survive.

By Nischay Rathore

Xander Schauffele Undecided on Procore Start as Ryder Cup Prep

10 months ago

Xander Schauffele Undecided on Procore Start as Ryder Cup Prep

With Bryson DeChambeau barred from PGA Tour events, Schauffele is the only other U.S. Ryder Cup player not yet committed to the Procore Championship, Sept. 11–14 in Napa. Captain Keegan Bradley urged all 12 to play for team-building and to shake off rust. Schauffele’s camp says he’s “just undecided” ahead of the Sept. 5 deadline.

By Nischay Rathore

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