Keegan Bradley Eyes Historic Playing Captain Role in Ryder Cup

Keegan Bradley is poised to make history by potentially becoming the first playing captain in the Ryder Cup since Arnold Palmer in 1963. The opportunity arises due to a shift in rules influenced by golf legend Jack Nicklaus. Bradley, currently positioned at No. 10, must navigate upcoming competitions and team selection strategies.

Bradley, who has garnered support from fellow golfers like Xander Schauffele and Patrick Cantlay, must win the BMW Championship to secure a spot among the six automatic qualifiers. As the Tour Championship approaches and automatic selections are finalized, Bradley faces a critical period of decision-making.

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(With inputs from agencies.)