Ryder Cup

Captains Keegan Bradley and Luke Donald will lead the respective teams. M. James Ward outlines the key topics ahead.

Matt Wallace secured his first DP World Tour win in six years at the Omega European Masters as he begins his Ryder Cup qualification.

Rose helped Europe regain the trophy in Rome last year.

Keegan Bradley has been named USA captain for Bethpage next year where he also hopes to play.

The 38-year-old was a surprise choice to lead the side at Bethpage Black in September 2025.

The 38-year-old was confirmed for the role on Monday, with 15-time major winner Tiger Woods having reportedly rejected the offer.

The 38-year-old has twice lost out to Europe as a player.

The PGA of America is set to make an announcement in New York amid reports of Tiger Woods snub.

LIV players remain eligible for the Ryder Cup under current DP World Tour regulations, says Guy Kinnings.

Molinari’s statistical analysis played a key role in Europe regaining the trophy in Rome last year.

Donald has been reappointed after masterminding a commanding victory in Rome earlier this year.

The 45-year-old becomes Europe’s first repeat captain since Bernard Gallacher performed the role in 1991, 1993 and 1995.

An investigation is under way.

The Northern Irishman won four points from five matches.

Rory McIlroy led the calls for Donald to lead the side again at Bethpage in 2025.

We look at the key questions surrounding the 44th contest.

Donald feels a host of Sunday’s winning squad will go on to enjoy more success in the competition.

It has been common practice since 1997 for the captain to only get one bite of the cherry, even if they spearheaded record victories.

A fired-up McIlroy finished as his team’s top points-scorer as Europe beat the United States 16.5-11.5.

The players chanted “Two more years” while Donald gave a television interview after Team Europe’s five-point victory in Rome.