US EditionRyder Cup captain Luke Donald 'expects' Jon Rahm will make European team, but gives no assurances
- Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald said on May 15, 2025, he has given no assurances that Jon Rahm will be selected for the 12-player European team at Bethpage Black.
- Donald cautioned that Rahm’s Ryder Cup participation depends on his form and eligibility, especially given Rahm’s LIV Golf affiliation and the upcoming majors.
- Donald indicated he will assess players based on experience, ability to handle pressure, and data analytics, using the PGA Championship and other majors to evaluate candidates.
- Although Rahm has faced recent difficulties and currently ranks 29th in the Ryder Cup standings, Donald expressed confidence in his abilities, suggesting that Rahm should rightfully earn a spot on the team.
- Donald’s approach leaves Rahm’s place uncertain until close to the late September contest, highlighting the competitive and complex selection process ahead of the Ryder Cup.
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Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald 'expects' Jon Rahm will make European team, but gives no assurances - Seymour Tribune
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald expects Jon Rahm to be a member of the 2025 European team if he’s deemed eligible. But Donald stopped short of saying he’s personally assured anyone they’re on the team at this point, saying there’s too much golf to be played before the late September clash with the Americans at the Bethpage Black Course in Farmingdale, New York. “In terms of Jon, he’s one of the best players in the world, and…
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Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald 'expects' Jon Rahm will make European team, but gives no assurances
Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald says he expects Jon Rahm will be a member of the 2025 European team if he’s deemed eligible. But Donald stopped short of saying he’s given anyone assurance they’re on the team at this point,…
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