When is the 2025 Ryder Cup?
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The 2025 Ryder Cup will take place from 26-28 September at the Bethpage Black Course in Farmingdale, New York.
This year marks the 45th edition of the prestigious match between the United States and Europe, with Europe defending champions following a 16.5–11.5 victory in Rome two years ago.
A combination of foursomes, fourballs, and singles matches will unfold across the three-day event.
Keegan Bradley - the 2011 PGA Championship winner - will captain the US while Webb Simpson, Brandt Snedeker, Kevin Kisner, Jim Furyk and Gary Woodland have been named vice-captains.
Luke Donald - Europe's 2023 winning captain - will again lead the side and has named Thomas Bjorn, Edoardo Molinari and Jose Maria Olazabal as vice-captains. The trio all served as vice-captains to Donald in Rome.
Two teams of 12 will compete in the Ryder Cup, with six places via qualification and six picked by each team's captains.
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Who qualified automatically for the Ryder Cup?
World number one Scottie Scheffler was the first to qualify for Team USA. He has since been joined by Xander Schauffele, JJ Spaun, Xander Schauffele, Russell Henley, Bryson DeChambeau and Harris English.
Scheffler and Schauffele are the only members of the 2023 US team that will feature via America's qualification places.
USA captain Keegan Bradley fell just short of automatic qualification.
Speaking in July, Bradley said he would "consider playing" and picking himself as a wildcard, if he did not qualify automatically.
When naming his wildcard picks, Bradley confirmed that he would not pick himself.
Had Bradley played, it would have made him the first playing captain since Arnold Palmer in 1963 to feature at the Ryder Cup.
Rory McIlroy, who completed the career Grand Slam earlier this year, was the first confirmed member of Team Europe.
Tommy Fleetwood, Justin Rose, Robert MacIntyre, Rasmus Hojgaard and Tyrell Hatton have since qualified alongside McIlroy.
All six of Europe's qualifiers were all part of Europe's 2023 Ryder Cup winning team.
The confirmed teams
Team Europe
Rory McIlroy (qualifier)
Robert MacIntyre (qualifier)
Tommy Fleetwood (qualifier)
Justin Rose (qualifier)
Rasmus Hojgaard (qualifier)
Tyrell Hatton (qualifier)
Shane Lowry (wildcard)
Jon Rahm (wildcard)
Sepp Straka (wildcard)
Viktor Hovland (wildcard)
Ludvig Aberg (wildcard)
Matt Fitzpatrick (wildcard)
Team USA
Scottie Scheffler (qualifier)
JJ Spaun (qualifier)
Xander Schauffele (qualifier)
Russell Henley (qualifier)
Harris English (qualifier)
Bryson DeChambeau (qualifier)
Justin Thomas (wildcard)
Collin Morikawa (wildcard)
Ben Griffin (wildcard)
Cameron Young (wildcard)
Patrick Cantlay (wildcard)
Sam Burns (wildcard)
Will LIV golfers play at the Ryder Cup?
Jon Rahm and Tyrell Hatton, both part of Europe's 2023 Ryder Cup-winning team, currently play on the LIV Golf Tour
LIV Golf players are eligible to feature in the US team at the Ryder Cup.
When answering that question on Team Europe, the answer becomes trickier to explain.
As per Europe's rules on eligibility, all players must be members of the DP World Tour.
The issues this presents is that members of the DP World Tour that play in LIV competitions receive hefty fines and sanctions for competing in competitions that conflict with the DP World Tour schedule.
Among the highest profile players currently on the LIV Tour is former world number one and two-time major winner Jon Rahm.
In May, Europe captain Donald said that he would not guarantee Rahm a place in the team, but would expect him to feature at Bethpage Black in September.
"In terms of Jon, he's one of the best players in the world, and I would expect him to be on that team, but I certainly haven't given him those assurances," said Donald.
Donald has since named Rahm as a wildcard
Hatton, who qualified for Team Europe automatically, is also a member of the LIV Tour.
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