Despite trailing Europe 5½–2½ after the opening day at Bethpage Black, US Ryder Cup captain Keegan Bradley refuses to alter his course. Even as critics question the Morikawa-English pairing, Bradley insists he will stay the course to reverse America’s fortunes.

Team USA faced a disappointing opening day at the Ryder Cup, prompting a surprising yet singular alteration to the lineup. Captain Keegan Bradley has removed Justin Thomas for Saturday’s foursomes, leaving many to question whether one change can reverse the team’s fortunes.

Tiger Woods was initially poised to captain Team USA at the upcoming Ryder Cup, but his demanding schedule caused him to step back. This unexpected turn handed Keegan Bradley the leadership reins and set the stage for a new direction in American golf.

Keegan Bradley is facing a pivotal moment as Ryder Cup captain, and he has drawn unexpected political attention along the way. With President Donald Trump expressing his support, Bradley’s choice for the tournament could carry extra significance.

Tommy Fleetwood has taken command at the Tour Championship through two rounds, putting himself in strong contention for a long-awaited PGA Tour title. Meanwhile, fellow competitor Keegan Bradley’s remarks have sparked conversation, prompting a pointed response from Fleetwood.

At 38, Keegan Bradley is experiencing a new side of golf through his role as Ryder Cup captain. Despite his 2011 PGA victory ensuring his spot in the field, he’s striving to qualify as a player for the team he leads.

In a move signaling unity, Keegan Bradley invited LIV golfers Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau to a Ryder Cup dinner, emphasizing the importance of having the best American players on the team. Despite ongoing tensions between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf, Bradley is taking steps to bridge the gap.