
FARMINGDALE, N.Y. — If Keegan Bradley wants to get a fired-up crowd even more rambunctious on Friday morning when the Ryder Cup begins at Bethpage Black, he ought to have Bryson DeChambeau hitting the first American shot of the competition.
The introductions of players will be loud enough, but so too will be DeChambeau stepping between the markers, teeing up his ball and launching a drive toward the par-4 1st green.