The Procore Championship in Napa in September is shaping up to be training camp for the Ryder Cup for the American team to avoid getting rusty ahead of the Sept. 26-28 matches.

While DeChambeau's presence among the 12 players is locked on, the skipper's own ball reains up in the air. Bradley dropped to No. 10 in the team standings following The Open as the potential for him to become the first playing captain since Arnold Palmer a mere six decades ago continues to loom large.

Golf Digest's Shane Ryan reacts to a Ryder Cup rules addendum with Keegan Bradley implications and critiques the way the U.S. Ryder Cup Team has complicated the roster situation ever since choosing Bradley as captain.

The World No. 1 was the only American player who had qualified automatically before the British Open, and then he won at Royal Portrush. Technically, then his chances of making the team are exactly the same as they were a week ago. Truly a shame he couldn't have done more at Portrush to impress Keegan.

Bethpage Black will host the 2025 Ryder Cup in two months and neither Brooks Koepka or Duston Johnson will be wearing the red, white and blue.