Jordan Spieth and the Ryder Cup is a love story many are familiar with. He may still be in the Ryder Cup conversation, but that doesn’t mean his ticket to Bethpage Black is anywhere near guaranteed—and he knows it. Just like many of his peers, Spieth is well aware of where he stands. In fact, ahead of The Open Championship 2025, he admitted candidly, “If I’m not there, it’s okay because, in all reality, it was a far-fetched goal.” Fast forward a month, and despite the odds still stacked against him, Spieth insists he’s not out of the race just yet.

During a recent chat on SiriusXM PGA Tour Radio , the Dallas native revealed a sly strategy to secure his team spot: he’s trying to talk Keegan Bradley out of pursuing a historic playing captain role – the first since Arnold Palmer . Th

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