Ryder Cup 2025: Wyndham Clark wants ‘revenge’ on Team Europe and place in Team USA’s line-up for New York

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Wyndham Clark admits he must improve his form over the coming months if he’s to have the chance to represent Team USA and inflict ‘revenge’ on Team Europe at the Ryder Cup this September.

The former US Open champion was part of the side beaten 16.5-11.5 by Team Europe in Rome in 2023, a seventh consecutive away loss for the United States in the biennial contest, with Clark then representing Team USA at the Olympics and the Presidents Cup last season.

Clark is without a win since the 2024 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am and has registered just one top 10 on the PGA Tour so far this year, leaving him currently outside the automatic qualification places to feature for Keegan Bradley’s side at Bethpage Black.

“I’ve been fortunate enough to be part of Team USA for three events now, Presidents Cup, Olympics, and Ryder Cup – but none of them have been played on US soil and none of them have I heard people really cheering for me,” Clark told the Sky Sports Golf podcast.

“It’s been more boos and stuff against me, so I really want to have that experience. I really love our captain, Keegan Bradley. He and I are pretty good buds, so I’m just happy for him and I think he’s going to do an amazing job.

“I’m hoping I’m one of the 12 guys. Obviously, as of right now, I’ve probably got to play better golf to earn my spot, but I’m hoping I make it.”