Keegan Bradley will lead a 12-man U.S. side against Team Europe at the Ryder Cup at Bethpage in 2025, following his victory at the Presidents Cup.
Having initially planned to be an assistant captain, Bradley learned valuable lessons by observing U.S. Presidents Cup Captain Jim Furyk.
Despite expressing interest in being a playing captain, Bradley acknowledged the difficulty of juggling both roles after witnessing Furyk’s performance.
During a press conference, Bradley reiterated his desire to join the team for the Ryder Cup but prioritized winning over personal gains.
Bradley recognized the importance of the upcoming Ryder Cup for the United States and emphasized the team’s readiness and determination to win.
While focusing on his playing role at the Presidents Cup, Bradley still gained valuable insights into leadership and team culture, which he aims to implement at the Ryder Cup.
