US EditionStraka, Hovland, Aberg seek first major win, Ryder Cup spot
- Luke Donald, who leads the European team for the Ryder Cup, is closely assessing players such as Straka, Hovland, and Aberg as he prepares for the September match at Bethpage Black.
- Donald prioritizes experience and the ability to handle pressure, especially from players familiar with Ryder Cup environments against hostile crowds.
- Straka, Hovland, and Aberg, all seeking their first major title this week at Quail Hollow, aim to impress Donald through strong performances and consistent form.
- Donald emphasized that experience will carry extra weight in his decisions, as it may provide an advantage when players have comparable statistical records.
- No players have assured Ryder Cup spots yet, but Donald hopes all eligible players can join the team and emphasized his goal to select the best 12 for the event.
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