U.S., Europe Conduct Final Ryder Cup Preparations at Napa, Wentworth

As the 2025 Ryder Cup approaches, Team USA and Team Europe are in the final stages of preparation with key players participating in lead-up tournaments like the Procore Championship and the BMW PGA Championship. U.S. Ryder Cup captain Keegan Bradley, though not competing, has been actively organizing practice pairings that mirror the initial rounds of the Ryder Cup, with 10 of the 12 U.S. players in the Procore field except for Xander Schauffele and Bryson DeChambeau. Meanwhile, Team Europe, led by captain Luke Donald, is focusing on team bonding and fine-tuning at Wentworth, with 11 players competing in the BMW event and one player absent due to family reasons. The Ryder Cup venue, Bethpage Black, is undergoing meticulous course preparations involving agronomy and construction experts to ensure readiness for the highly anticipated event. Both teams are balancing competitive play with strategic team-building, gearing up for an intense Ryder Cup showdown at a course known for its challenging setup. The Ryder Cup, scheduled for late September, represents one of golf's most prestigious and fiercely contested events, with players and organizers leaving no detail to chance.