A quirk in Team Europe's Ryder Cup selection process means that Irishman Shane Lowry is likely to need one of Luke Donald's six captain's picks to make the team. The cutoff to determine Europe's six automatic qualifying spots is this weekend,

Cameron Young keeps making a compelling case for a berth on the U.S. Ryder Cup team. On Friday, his wedges were dialed in, and he birdied five of six holes and half the holes at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta en route to carding an 8-under 62 in the second round of the Tour Championship.

Collin Morikawa came out firing on all cylinders during the first round of the Tour Championship, adding some pressure on Ryder Cup captain Keegan Bradley.

Final Tour Event Before Ryder Cup Teams Are Announced

Eleven of Europe's 12 Ryder Cup spots seem decided. But one fascinating scenario could force some tough decisions for captain Luke Donald.

Keegan Bradley says deciding whether to be the first Ryder Cup playing captain since 1963 will be the biggest decision of his life.

Matt Fitzpatrick’s Ryder Cup record is, on the face of it, poor – eight matches played, one point earned. So it is perhaps no surprise to find him urging Luke Donald not to take the bare facts into account when it comes to naming the six wild cards for next month’s encounter in New York.