Donald Trump to attend Ryder Cup 2025 as Keegan Bradley considers playing while leading Team USA

President Donald Trump said he will go to the Ryder Cup next month. He will be at Bethpage Black, a course in Farmingdale, New York, on Friday, September 26, 2025, when the matches begin between the United States and Europe.

Trump wrote on his social media site that he was “at the invite of the PGA Tour,” though the event is run by the PGA of America, which confirmed they invited him.

Donald Trump supports Keegan Bradley and hints at playing role in Ryder Cup 2025

Keegan Bradley, who is the U.S. team captain, may also choose to play in the matches, something that has not happened since Arnold Palmer in 1963. Donald Trump strongly supported Bradley, saying:“Keegan Bradley should DEFINITELY be on the American Ryder Cup Team — As Captain!!! He is an AMAZING guy.

It will be a great Ryder Cup.”

Keegan Bradley, 39 years old, is the youngest U.S. captain since Palmer. He shot an impressive 63 in the Tour Championship final round, which added to talk that he might select himself when he names his six captain’s picks. He will make those picks Wednesday, just before the Cup starts.

Luke Donald prepares Europe squad for Ryder Cup clash at Bethpage Black

Luke Donald stays as captain of Team Europe. The matches will be held from September 26 to 28, 2025, at the Bethpage Black Course in New York.

Europe won the last Ryder Cup in 2023 and hopes to win again. Also Read: Ryan Garcia blasts Raja Jackson after brutal attack leaves Syko Stu unconscious in California ringEurope is close to finalizing six players automatically. Names like Rory McIlroy, Justin Rose, Tommy Fleetwood, Robert MacIntyre, and Tyrrell Hatton are in. Luke Donald must choose six more by September 1. This Ryder Cup will be exciting because Bethpage Black is a public course known for loud, passionate fans. It is expected to be rowdy and full of energy. Trump’s presence adds to the buzz. He has strong golf ties and has attended big events before, like the 2017 Presidents Cup. Also, the PGA Tour will return to his Trump National Doral course in Florida next year.