This year's Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black, USA, could bring excitement like never before. Both teams seem stronger than ever, but the US team will have a special reason to make a success on the home soil, especially after the failure in Rome two years ago.
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For many, it is surprising that Keegan Bradley will be the captain of the US team, but the experienced golfer obviously has the trust of the PGA of America leaders, and wants to thank them for the opportunity with a victory.
Keegan Bradley confirmed yesterday that Kevin Kisner will be vice captain.
In an interview with the media, the 38-year-old stressed that Kevin is a great person for this role, and his experience and successes on the golf scene guarantee that he could be successful as vice captain.
"Kevin is a great addition to our leadership group and will be a trusted voice throughout the coming months and this years Ryder Cup," said Bradley, as quoted by Golf Magic.
"His extensive match-play success and strong relationships make him a perfect fit.
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I look forward to working with him closely as we get ready for Bethpage Black."
Kevin Kisner reacts
Kisner is aware of the responsibility he will have, but there is no doubt that with joint forces this team has the potential to celebrate at Bethpage Black. The 40-year-old thanked Bradley, highlighting that the Ryder Cup is one of the greatest events in the world of sports. The experienced golfer is impatient, aware that there is little left until the start of the great spectacle.
"I am incredibly appreciative of Keegan for this opportunity to help guide the U.S. team at the 2025 Ryder Cup.
I love match play and the Ryder Cup is one of the greatest events in sports.
I cannot wait to be a part of it and look forward to doing everything I can to support Keegan, Webb, Brandt and our talented team in September."
