Scottie Scheffler admitted he was baffled by the Ryder Cup appointment of Keegan Bradley - but now understands why the 38-year-old was selected. The golfing world was left shocked when Bradley was unveiled as the captain of Team USA for next year's competition.

As the golf world continues to ponder the selection of Keegan Bradley as captain of Team USA, Scottie Scheffler offered his thoughts on the surprise Ryder Cup decision

Scottie Scheffler opened up about Keegan Bradley's Ryder Cup captaincy on an episode of Golf Subpar in which he discussed the upcoming edition with the hosts, Colt Knost and Drew Stoltz.

Keegan Bradley unveiled the system the Americans will use to determine its team for the 2025 Ryder Cup, which includes one notable difference.

Bradley added that Mickelson was mentoring him even before the event took place. Mickelson took him out to dinner and talked him through everything. The golfer said he "learned a lot" even if he didn't get it at first. "It hasn't been until now that I've really realized what an incredible thing it was that he did for me."

Scottie Scheffler has admitted he did not see Keegan Bradley's appointment as Ryder Cup captain coming. The world No.1 wasn't the only

Keegan Bradley was considered a surprise appointment when being brought in as Ryder Cup captain earlier this year, and his caddie Scott Vail was one of the first to know

Keegan Bradley played in two Ryder Cups with Phil Mickelson as his captain and is keen to implement the same kind of leadership that was shown to him by the six-time major winner

Keegan Bradley's bagman Scott Vail received a text from his boss in the early hours of the morning which left him fearing the worst - only for it to actually be good news