Keegan Bradley is pulling out all the stops to prep the U.S. team for the Ryder Cup showdown at Bethpage Black in September. He’s pushing for Ryder Cup aspirants to compete in next month’s Procore Championship – strategically scheduled just two weeks before the big event. For most U.S. players, that’s a manageable ask. But for a key Ryder Cup contender like Bryson DeChambeau, it might be a challenge, the sole LIV pro positioned to join Bradley’s roster.
And it’s all thanks to the age-old PGA Tour ban on DeChambeau for his defection to LIV Golf. Following his first round at the 2025 BMW Championship, Keegan Bradley shared his frustration regarding the same, saying, “Well, he’s suspended. And that’s out of my control. I thought the Ryder Cup sort of transcends all of this.” Still, Bradley does not want to get involved with that particular conversation right now. He made clear that much, “And really, the last thing on my mind is the PGA Tour-LIV stuff.”
Keegan Bradley on PGA Tour not allowing Bryson DeChambeau to join U.S. team playing Procore Championship, via @SI_Golf:
“Well, he’s suspended. And that’s out of my control. I thought the Ryder Cup sort of transcends all of this.”
— Underdog Golf (@UnderdogGolf) August 15, 2025
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