US Edition"People are getting caught up" - Michael Kim passes verdict on Keegan Bradley being a playing captain at the Ryder Cup
- Keegan Bradley won the 2025 Travelers Championship on Sunday, boosting his standing in the run-up to the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black this September.
- Bradley had initially stated he would not choose himself as a wildcard, but after his recent victory, he reconsidered, saying, "This changes the story a little bit."
- Following his victory at the Travelers Championship, Bradley climbed eight positions in the U.S. Ryder Cup points list for 2025 and has the chance to become the first player-captain since Arnold Palmer in 1963 if he secures an automatic spot on the team.
- Golf analyst Michael Kim praised Bradley’s play as impressive at a tournament he values highly, but he warned against reading too much into a single victory.
- Bradley’s win intensifies speculation about him playing in the Ryder Cup and suggests a rowdy American crowd at Bethpage could be further energized by his dual role as captain and player.
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From Tee to Team USA: Bradley’s Rocket Classic Run Has Ryder Cup Implications
Photo: Gabe Klein ~ WJR DETROIT, June 25, 2026 ~ At the Rocket Classic in Detroit, Keegan Bradley isn’t just chasing a trophy—he’s navigating the rare challenge of being both a top-tier competitor and the captain of Team USA for the 2025 Ryder Cup. And, if his recent form is any indication, he might just be leading from inside the ropes. Guest-hosting “Focus with Paul W. Smith,” Mark Hollis caught up with Bradley during the Delta Dental Pro-Am …
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Keegan Bradley would be a shoo-in for the Ryder Cup except that he's the American captain
CROMWELL, Conn. (AP) — The question about playing in the Ryder Cup was inevitable. For the Americans who have spent time with Keegan Bradley over the last year, the answer he gave on the 18th green was as pure as…
The one way Keegan Bradley can fix USA’s Ryder Cup captaincy problem
Team USA’s captain beat out Tommy Fleetwood in Sunday’s Travelers Championship and, as Jack Rathborn outlines, reignited the debate swirling around a first playing captain since 1963 at the Ryder Cup this September
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