Scottie Scheffler’s One Habit Raises Team Management Concerns for Keegan Bradley Scottie Scheffler’s one habit is creating concern for Keegan Bradley, raising questions about how he will manage the te

Everyone assumes a Ryder Cup captain’s role is about picking players, setting pairings, and making bold calls under pressure. But the real challenge often lies in the finer details: timing, routines, and habits that can quietly influence the team’s rhythm. For U.S. captain Keegan Bradley, one of those small yet significant details involves his star player, Scottie Scheffler , and a routine that could complicate planning behind the scenes.

Scheffler is known for a marathon pre-round warm-up that can stretch between two and a half to three hours. It’s not just extra time on the range but a highly structured process that includes extensive short-game practice, chipping and bunker work from all kinds of lies, and hundreds of shots to perfect every angle. He then moves methodically throu