Bryson DeChambeau said he'd love to tee it up with the rest of his Ryder Cup teammates when they play a PGA Tour event next month in preparation for their battle against Team Europe at Bethpage Black in late September.

One problem: The PGA Tour as of now won't let it happen.

As a LIV Golf player, DeChambeau remains ineligible to play a PGA Tour event, which would prevent him from taking part in the Procore Championship in Napa, California, an event two weeks before the Ryder Cup that U.S. captain Keegan Bradley has said he hopes American players will compete in to keep their games sharp.

"That's up to the tour and their decision to make," DeChambeau told Sports Illustrated on Friday at the LIV Golf Indianapolis event. "It's on them if they don't let us become together as a team and

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