'Ryder Cup is definitely something I would love to play in' - Sepp Straka sets sights on Luke Donald's team

Sepp Straka has told Eurosport that his aim is to secure a spot on Europe’s Ryder Cup team in 2023. The Austrian, who played college golf in America, made a steady climb through the ranks with his first season on the PGA Tour being in 2019. Ad The current campaign has been a breakout one for Straka, with the 29-year-old securing his first victory on the PGA Tour at the Honda Classic in February.

BMW ChampionshipMcIlroy makes triple bogey after finding water, slips four behind leader21 HOURS AGO Victory at PGA National opened doors for Straka, as he made his Masters debut — finishing in a tie for 30th, and also made his Open Championship bow. Straka secured a ninth-placed finish at the Players Championship, and at 43 in the world he now has the keys to the doors of the big events. His aim is to keep making strides and play his way onto Luke Donald’s Ryder Cup team for Rome next year.

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