Keegan didn’t pick Bradley and that undoubtedly will be the subject to some debate as the Ryder Cup approaches. It is fair to wonder if the U.S. team is weaker without Keegan Bradley the player, who decided against being the playing captain when undoubtedly he could have been a member of his own team.
But there are margins with any Ryder Cup team and the intrinsic nature of the various permutations for matchups and team unity are perhaps better served by Bradley stepping aside and where just one hat and not two.
