Team Europe captain Luke Donald believes next year's Ryder Cup can "unify" the world of golf amid the ongoing saga surrounding the LIV series. The sport is in the midst of a civil war, with LIV and both the PGA and DP World Tour on opposite sides.
Ryder Cup skipper Donald though is hopeful the famous team event will bring golf back together following its recent split. The former world No. 1 said: "The Ryder Cup is bigger than any individual player and it's a great way to unify everyone.
"I think it will continue to do that. What's so great about the Ryder Cup is that it does garner an interest in a new generation of players and fans to this game."
