SELECT LANGUAGE BELOW

Keegan Bradley explains the selections made by his US Ryder Cup captain.

Keegan Bradley explains the selections made by his US Ryder Cup captain.

Since the decision made on Wednesday in 1963 regarding Arnold Palmer, attention has turned to whether Kiegan Bradley will be nominated as the first player/captain for the Ryder Cup. The focus now rests on the six players Bradley has chosen as his captain’s picks.

Here’s what he shared about his selections for Beth Page Black next month.

Justin Thomas

“Justin Thomas is essential to our team. He embodies what the Ryder Cup is all about—especially at Beth Page Black.”

Colin Morikawa

“He’s an outstanding teammate and a top-notch ball striker. His achievements in golf really speak volumes.”

Ben Griffin

“Ben is filled with confidence and excitement. He really made waves this year. He wasn’t really on our radar until now, but he has performed at an impressive level throughout the season. I actually had the chance to play alongside him for the first time at Wyndham.”

“Cameron has been consistently strong on tour, and his remarkable victory at the Wyndham Championship shows he’s not backing down. He hails from New York, having played at Sleepy Hollow Country Club, and he takes immense pride in representing his home state at Beth Page Black.”

Patrick Cantray

“He naturally assumes a leadership role within our team. When he speaks, everyone pays attention. Honestly, Patrick was made for the Ryder Cup; this is where he excels.”

Sam Burns

“Sam is profoundly passionate about golf. He might just be the best putter out there. He won the match play championship and brings an intense competitive spirit. I have a lot of admiration for Sam; he really drives the team.

“Having Sam at Beth Page is an exciting prospect; I’m really looking forward to seeing him perform in front of those fans. He wears his heart on his sleeve, and I’m sure the crowd will appreciate that.”

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