
RAHM'S RYDER CUP PLEA - July 10th, 2025
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On July 10th, 2025, Jon Rahm publicly campaigned for a Ryder Cup spot, Rory McIlroy returned with a renewed hunger, and Scottie Scheffler detailed his links golf strategy ahead of the majors.
- From a LIV press conference, Jon Rahm made a direct and passionate plea for a spot on the 2025 European Ryder Cup team, outlining his potential paths via automatic qualification or a captain's pick from Luke Donald.
- "I'd like to think that I've played good enough to, if possible, be a pick."
- Rahm called the possibility of playing "Both" a dream and a reality, showcasing his deep desire to represent Europe despite his move to LIV.
- Back in the UK for the Scottish Open, Rory McIlroy debuted a new haircut and a fresh perspective, admitting he needed to "hide in a way" from the PGA Tour grind after his emotional Masters victory.
- "I don't want that to be my last great moment in the game."
- His candid comments and new look signal a mental and physical reset as he prepares for the final major of the season.
- World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler provided a fascinating breakdown of links golf, contrasting its creative demands and multiple shot options with the "singular challenge" presented by the short game at a U.S. Open.
- He noted the variety of links golf, where around the green he might use anything from a wedge down to an eight iron.
- Scheffler's analytical approach reveals the deep thought process of the world's best player as he adapts his game for The Open Championship.
Robert MacIntyre on "through the roof" expectations • Maverick McNealy praises the move to 100 Tour cards • Junior golfer Kai Trump tees it up
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