Summary
Phil Mickelson, a well-known golfer, has stated that he will not be taking on the role of the Ryder Cup captain for Team USA. He emphasized that his days of being involved in the Ryder Cup are over and he prefers to be a spectator. Mickelson made it clear that he does not see himself as the right person for the leadership role due to past controversies.
Key Facts
- Team USA had a disappointing start in the Ryder Cup, trailing by seven points after two days.
- There are discussions about a new captain for the next Ryder Cup in 2027.
- Phil Mickelson has been suggested as a potential captain, but he has declined the possibility.
- Mickelson confirmed through social media that he will not be involved in future Ryder Cups.
- He mentioned past controversies and divisiveness as reasons for not being suitable for the leadership role.
- Mickelson played in a record 12 Ryder Cup events and earned 21.5 points for Team USA.
- His best performance format in the Ryder Cup was in four-ball matches.
