Jon Rahm Wants OUT of LIV Golf & Gabe DEMANDS Keegan Bradley Never Lead Team USA Again

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Jon Rahm Wants OUT of LIV Golf & Gabe DEMANDS Keegan Bradley Never Lead Team USA Again

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On On The Tee, Gabe Neitzel and Stephen Watson dive into the latest developments surrounding LIV Golf's uncertain future and Jon Rahm's potential return to traditional professional golf. With LIV navigating bankruptcy proceedings and players exploring ways out of their contracts, Rahm's representatives have reportedly made it clear he wants out. The guys debate whether joining LIV cost Rahm valuable years of his prime, why the DP World Tour could become the landing spot for several former LIV stars and whether Rahm should have to earn his way back onto the PGA Tour through its new Challenger Series. Then Gabe absolutely unloads on former Ryder Cup captain Keegan Bradley after a new account emerges alleging Bradley berated a PGA professional over a rules decision during Team USA's loss at Bethpage Black. Gabe argues Bradley's inability to control his emotions and accept responsibility for his team's failures should permanently disqualify him from another leadership role with Team USA. Stephen pushes back on the enormous pressure placed on Ryder Cup captains, but agrees Bradley's alleged behavior is indefensible. With Jim Furyk preparing for the 2027 Ryder Cup, the guys debate what American golf needs from its next generation of leadership. The conversation takes a lighter turn when Gabe considers buying a remote-controlled electric push cart after dealing with lower-back discomfort while walking golf courses. Stephen wants absolutely nothing to do with the idea, insisting that someone capable of driving the ball 330 yards has no business letting a robot carry his clubs. Gabe argues it's about protecting his back and continuing to walk rather than ride, but Stephen makes his position clear: Gabe can buy one, just don't expect Stephen to be seen playing alongside him. Plus, the guys look ahead to the next generation of PGA Tour stars, debating whether Michael Brennan, Jackson Koivun or Michael Thorbjornsen will collect the most victories in 2027. Stephen favors Koivun's complete game, while Gabe believes Brennan's driving ability and proven knack for closing tournaments give him the edge. They also celebrate former Marquette golfer Hunter Eichhorn earning his PGA Tour card through the Korn Ferry Tour, completing an impressive journey from Michigan's Upper Peninsula to professional golf's biggest stage.

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