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Bob Harig

Keegan Bradley Surges at the British Open, Keeping Ryder Cup Dual Role in Picture

Keegan Bradley shot a 4-under 67 on moving day at Royal Portrush. | Warren Little/Getty Images

PORTRUSH, Northern Ireland — Keegan Bradley will not commit to play in the Ryder Cup. Not yet. Too much can still happen, he believes, for him to definitively say he will play on his U.S. team in September at Bethpage Black.

But Friday’s result, while just a single round in a single tournament, sure makes the idea of him sitting out seem more and more unlikely. Certainly Bradley is one of the best 12 U.S. players at the moment. Isn’t he?

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