He was unable to fend off Scottie Scheffler and win the BMW Championship, but Robert MacIntyre did earn himself an automatic qualifying spot on the European team for the 2025 Ryder Cup. MacIntyre and Tyrrell Hatton each officially made the squad on Monday ...

Robert MacIntyre and Tyrrell Hatton have secured automatic qualification to Europe’s Ryder Cup team for next month’s matches at Bethpage Black, leaving just one guaranteed place up for grabs.

To find a player who won The American Express and played on the U.S Ryder Cup team in the same year you have to go back to 2014.

Scotland's Robert MacIntyre and England's Tyrrell Hatton clinched spots on Team Europe's Ryder Cup squad with their weekend performances. MacIntyre jumped from fourth to second on the European Ryder Cup points list -- trailing only Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy -- after claiming second place at the PGA Tour's BMW Championship.

Harry Hall, who idolized Walker Cup player Phil Rowe, is now vying for a spot on the European Ryder Cup team. Hall's consistent performance, ranking high in birdies and Strokes Gained: putting, makes him a strong contender. Working with Butch Harmon and caddie Henry Diana has significantly improved Hall's game, particularly off the tee.

The fight to stay in the top 30 was intense at the BMW Championship, with Rickie Fowler and Harry Hall among the main protagonists.

The Ryder Cup comes around every two years. The matchup between America and Europe is set for its 45th meeting.

The 2025 Ryder Cup is less than two months away and players on the European side continue to work towards making captain Luke Donald's team.

Poulter is one of the best Ryder Cup performers ever, feeding off the energy of the event well. He's been a captain's pick five times, the most of any golfer as a wild card, and has won 12 points in this event as a wild card.

Golf fans from around the world will gather at Bethpage Black Golf Course for a week full of national pride and memorable moments in September. The 2025 Ryder Cup, the

Europe’s bid to land a first Ryder Cup win on US soil since 2012 will involve some of the 12 players in Luke Donald’s team for next month’s match spending a full fortnight together in America.