The PGA of America has reportedly selected its captain to lead Team USA at the Ryder Cup next fall at Bethpage Black.
It’s a rather outside-the-box selection. Keegan Bradley—the man Zach Johnson snubbed a year ago—will reportedly captain the American side at Bethpage Black, per Bob Harig of Sports Illustrated.
Bradley has competed in the Ryder Cup twice, experiencing defeat on both occasions. In his Ryder Cup debut, he witnessed the Europeans storm back on Sunday to win the competition at Medinah in 2012. Then, two years later, Team Europe defeated the Americans at Gleneagles in Scotland, 16.5-to-11.5, as Phil Mickelson famously disparaged Team USA leader Tom Watson
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