Keegan Bradley and his future are an interesting topic in golf circles. The captain of the American team wants to do everything to make his team as strong as possible at the upcoming edition of the Ryder Cup. After the bitter experience with the performance of the Americans in Europe, this time the U.S. team wants to achieve a better result and emerge as winners from this tournament.
The biggest unknown is whether Keegan Bradley will perform as a player-captain in this tournament. It seems that he himself is not sure what could happen.
In an interview with the media before the start of the BMW Championship, the 39-year-old golfer pointed out that he is ready for any scenario.
However, he is not sure if that will happen, given that he is currently not among the top six players who have an automatic place in the team.
He is currently in tenth place in terms of points.
It will be very interesting to see if he chooses himself as a player-captain or if he will perform a purely captain's role.
"We're ready for this if it happens, but I'm not sure it's going to…" said Bradley ahead of this week's BMW Championship at Caves Valley GC, as quoted by Golf Magic.
"I can truly sit here right now and say I don't know what's going to happen.
I have to look at myself just like any other player trying to make the team. I'm 10th in points right now, and that's not six"
What decision will he make?
The American public has a divided view of Keegan Bradley. While some believe he really deserves a spot on the team, others aren't sure that one golfer can hold the position of player-captain as well.
It's a huge pressure and a huge responsibility that only the best in this sport can handle.
However, it is difficult to exclude from the team a golfer who could really strengthen the team. It will be very interesting to follow how the situation will develop and what decisions Bradley will make in the coming weeks.
