Matt Wallace is yet to feature on the Ryder Cup stage for Team Europe, but the Englishman has made it his main aim to play his way to Bethpage Black later this year

Matt Wallace is on a mission to secure his dream place in Luke Donald's European Ryder Cup squad, having narrowly missed out on the prestigious event back in 2018.

European Ryder Cup legend Luke Donald met his wife at university. Let's get to know Diane Antonopoulos and the Donald family.

Adrian Meronk just missed out on a spot on the European Ryder Cup team at the 2023 event, and this time around the LIV Golf star has a different plan in the hopes of catching Luke Donald's eye

Tyrrell Hatton has been on the hunt to gain vital points to qualify for the 2025 Ryder Cup. The post ‘I’m Capable’: LIV Golf Pro Sends Message to Luke Donald as 2025 Ryder Cup Race Intensifies appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Ryder Cup hopeful Tom McKibbin is expected to join Jon Rahm's LIV Golf team, and European captain Luke Donald has made his feelings clear on the Northern Irishman's decision

Tom McKibbin is regarded is one of Europe's brightest prospects, and it appears the DP World Tour star is set to make a move to the LIV Golf setup to join Jon Rahm

Tom McKibbin earned a PGA Tour card for they very first time at the end of 2024, but it appears the Rory McIlroy prodigy is set to give up that spot already in order to join LIV Golf

LIV Golf stars Jon Rahm, Tyrrell Hatton and Sergio Garcia will all be teeing it up on the DP World Tour this year, but why are they allowed? We take a look

Viktor Hovland is in the field. He broke his right pinkie toe when he arrived in Hawaii for the PGA Tour opener and hobbled his way around the hilly Plantation course. ... Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald is playing. He observed the Team Cup last week in Abu ...

Far from revelling in the unholy PR mess the Americans have created by deciding to pay their Ryder Cup players, Luke Donald is prepared to stand back and see the bigger picture of what the breaking of tradition says about his sport’s apparent obsession with money.

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