Keegan Bradley doesn't pick himself for U.S. Ryder Cup squad - ESPN
Keegan Bradley did not call his own name Wednesday for the United States Ryder Cup team, deciding against becoming the event's first playing captain in 62 years.
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Keegan Bradley did not call his own name Wednesday for the United States Ryder Cup team, deciding against becoming the event's first playing captain in 62 years.
Golf is an individual sport. At most tournaments, a single player earns top accolades and bragging rights. That dynamic changes during the Ryder Cup.
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ATLANTA — Keegan Bradley spent part of Monday handing out free Ryder Cup tickets to golfers at Bethpage Black in Farmingdale, New York, the site of next month's match between the United States and Europe.
ATLANTA — Keegan Bradley said Friday he has a «pretty good idea» who his six captain's picks will be for the Ryder Cup. Still to be determined is whether one of those picks will be him.
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