
MONTREAL — The Ryder Cup bag from that first disappointing experience remains unopened at his Florida home, a story Keegan Bradley has told numerous times as he’s tried to explain the passion he has for the team events he holds so dear.
Not getting to play in them for the past 10 years had him wondering if ever would again. He knew that time might be past. So to be—shockingly—named U.S. Ryder Cup captain for 2025, given a spot on this year’s Presidents Cup team and then earning the clinching point?