Bryson DeChambeau sends rousing Ryder Cup warning | Golf News

Bryson DeChambeau has declared that capturing this 12 months’s Ryder Cup with Team USA would signify the head achievement of his skilled journey.

The 31-year-old has constructed an spectacular resume during his time as a skilled golfer. DeChambeau secured 9 victories on the PGA Tour prior to his transition to LIV Golf in 2022, where he has added three further event triumphs to his assortment, while also capturing two coveted majors with his 2020 and 2024 U.S. Open championships.

His first major triumph noticed him dominate the sector by ending six strokes forward of Matthew Wolff 5 years in the past, before he adopted up by edging out Rory McIlroy by just one stroke last summer time at Pinehurst No. 2.

Although DeChambeau has beforehand skilled Ryder Cup success as a member of the 2021 US squad that included stars like Collin Morikawa, Dustin Johnson and Justin Thomas, he maintains that claiming victory in this 12 months’s competitors would surpass all his earlier accomplishments.

This perspective stems from his controversial exclusion from the earlier Team USA versus Team Europe showdown in 2023, which resulted in his nation falling short under captain Zach Johnson’s management. Addressing his alternative to depart DeChambeau off the roster as one of his six captain’s picks at the time, Johnson explained: “We have a points system within the PGA of America, within the Ryder Cup USA.”

“It’s pretty evident how you garner points and which tournaments can accumulate points. I basically, you know, I kept at one point… my own probably top 30, but when it got down towards the end of the process, it was the top 20, the top 25 guys in that point system that I felt like had the merit and certainly, well, should have my full attention. That’s where I was. I was basically in the top 20, top 25 guys in points when it came down to formulating this Team USA.”

However, with DeChambeau showing set to robotically secure his spot for this 12 months’s Ryder Cup to signify his nation against Team Europe, the Crushers GC skipper has discovered recent motivation to excel, confessing that triumph at Bethpage Black would rank among his best achievements.

Appearing on The Pat McAfee Show, DeChambeau revealed: “Well we did it in 2021, Whistling Straits, and that was one of the highlights of my career. But coming off of, not making the team last time around, and then losing and just getting the hell kicked out of us.

“For me, there’s nothing better than in New York, Bethpage Black, crowds going loopy and just completely dominating. That could be most likely the best second in my profession if we might win right here again, after getting our a–es handed to us.”

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While many Ryder Cup hopefuls will have the opportunity to sharpen their skills at the Procore Championship next month, DeChambeau won’t be among them. This is due to his affiliation with LIV, which prevents him from participating in PGA Tour events.

Despite this, DeChambeau’s agent, Brett Falkoff, told Sports Illustrated that while he hasn’t formally requested to play in a Tour event, DeChambeau “plans to take part in every group gathering that he’s permitted to attend,” seemingly in an effort to foster team spirit.

Meanwhile, Team USA captain, Keegan Bradley, addressed the tricky situation of DeChambeau not being able to compete alongside his Ryder Cup teammates at the tournament.

Speaking at the BMW Championship, he said: “Well, he is suspended and that’s out of my control. I assumed that the Ryder Cup type of transcends all of this. And actually, the last factor on my thoughts is the PGA Tour-LIV stuff.”

The 2025 Ryder Cup kicks off at Bethpage Black in New York on September 26. Scottie Scheffler and Xander Schauffele have already secured their spots for Team USA alongside Bradley, who will announce his exclusive picks after the TOUR Championship.

As it stands, DeChambeau, Harris English, and Russell Henley seem poised to declare the three remaining qualifying spots for the group.