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In Part 2 of our 2025 Ryder Cup Revisited series, Rhys Prytherch and Alex York revisit Friday afternoon at Bethpage Black — the point where the story stops being mainly about atmosphere and starts becoming a proper captain v captain debate.
Using the four Friday afternoon matches as evidence, they look at what Luke Donald and Keegan Bradley were actually responsible for: pairing logic, preparation, role clarity, in-session adaptation, and the point where captaincy ends and players still have to hit the shots.
Serious golf, unserious tone.
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