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Keegan Bradley expected to pick himself for Ryder Cup
American set to become first playing captain in 62 years when US team is confirmed on Wednesday
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theguardian.com
To play or not to play: Keegan Bradley finds himself in a Ryder Cup quandary | Ewan Murray
World No 11 would be first playing captain since 1963 if he hands himself a wildcard in his announcement on Wednesday
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telegraph.co.uk
Keegan Bradley expected to pick himself for Ryder Cup
American set to become first playing captain in 62 years when US team is confirmed on Wednesday
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bbc.com
Ryder Cup: US captain set to make 'controversial' wildcard picks to face Europe
Keegan Bradley faces an unenviable task as he makes the final call on whether to include himself as a playing-captain in the US Ryder Cup team, writes Iain Carter.
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USA Ryder Cup team announcement live: Will captain Keegan Bradley pick himself?
The centre of attention in Rome two years ago will be rubbing Europeans up the wrong way again next month. This one was never in much doubt. With the sixth and final pick we will…
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Ryder Cup: Keegan Bradley opts against US playing-captain role against Europe
Captain Keegan Bradley decides against including himself as a playing member of the United States Ryder Cup team to face Europe next month.
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‘Really tough decision’: US captain Keegan Bradley does not pick himself for Ryder Cup
Keegan Bradley has opted against becoming the first Ryder Cup playing captain since 1963
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usatoday.com
Keegan Bradley makes Ryder Cup captain's picks: Why he didn't choose himself
The 2025 Ryder Cup roster for the United States is set after Keegan Bradley revealed his captain's picks. Here's a breakdown of the golfers he chose.
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Keegan Bradley is the only American who would not pick himself for good of Team USA
Ryder Cup captain opts against self-selection for next month’s match against Europe in admirable act of selflessness
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Ryder Cup: Keegan Bradley says absence 'hurts' but being captain is 'ultimate job'
US captain Keegan Bradley tells BBC Sport that not playing at the Ryder Cup "hurts", but he views his role as the "ultimate job".