There is not much time left until Keegan Bradley's decision regarding the six "picks" that will further strengthen the American team at Bethpage Black. Bradley has probably made his decision by now in consultation with the vice-captains, and he is aware that his decision tomorrow will cause strong reactions from the public.
There are already various speculations and reactions from important faces of the golf scene, and we have no doubt that tomorrow these reactions will be even more intense.
One of those who emphasized Bradley and his eventual decision to choose himself as a player is Paul McGinley.
He has a slightly different opinion than most, believing that the 39-year-old golfer could be very successful even if he is a player-captain.
PGA of America: Interesting decision
Paul McGinley is an experienced golfer and he thinks that one of the most interesting decisions made by the PGA of America is that they announced the format of the game almost immediately after the qualifiers closed.
He believes that will make Keegan's job much easier if he decides to play. An experienced golfer will have much more time and space to help his team; he will not have to rush around the field or force the pace, but his primary task will be to motivate the players, talk with them and define his plan more clearly.
Bradley will certainly be a great motivator for his team, which has an imperative to win, especially since it is playing at home.
