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Woods's stalling in 2024 led to Keegan Bradley getting the job at Bethpage. Bob Harig explores whether a different outcome could be in the works for the 2027 Ryder Cup in Ireland.
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RYDER CUP HEADLINES

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Despite the furious Sunday rally, the Ryder Cup was essentially lost long before that, Bob Harig writes. The reasons start with the U.S. captain but don’t end there.
Bob Harig|
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BETTING

Breaking down the history, odds, and best bet for whether or not there will be a hole in one at the 2025 edition of the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black.
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The Spaniard is chasing a record in his homeland this week after a successful yet "inhospitable" Ryder Cup.
Max Schreiber|
Two stars from the U.S. Ryder Cup team made their first comments about the raucous fan atmosphere last month in New York and one clarified his stance on calling for "chaos."
Max Schreiber|
Brandt Snedeker, who will lead the U.S. Presidents Cup team next year at Medinah, said the “task force” system shouldn’t be retired despite the Ryder Cup loss at Bethpage.
Bob Harig|
The five-time Ryder Cupper told Golfweek, "The PGA [of America] got themselves into a mess this year because Keegan was one of our top 12 players."
Max Schreiber|
The leader of the PGA of America first downplayed the ugly scene at Bethpage Black and has since apologized to Rory and Erica McIlroy and the European team.
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