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Sam Burns will be making his second appearance at the Ryder Cup this year after continuing to play consistent golf, which garnered a captain's pick.

Patrick Cantlay will be back in the red, white and blue at Bethpage Black this month after bouncing back from a disappointing 2024 campaign.

Cameron Young finally broke through the mold this year with his first PGA Tour victory, and he's parlaying his success into a Ryder Cup debut.

Ben Griffin, a 29-year-old late bloomer, broke out in 2025 with two wins, 10 top-10 finishes, nearly $10 million earned, and a Ryder Cup nod at Bethpage Black.

Russell Henley enjoyed a breakout season this year, earning over $14.5 million and parlaying it into his first nod for Team USA at the Ryder Cup.

J.J. Spaun will be representing the United States at the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black after more than doubling his career earning this year.

PGA star Collin Morikawa has earned more than half of his career earnings in the last three years, and his consistent play has warranted another spot on Team USA.

Justin Thomas will be representing the United States at the Ryder Cup for the fourth consecutive time at Bethpage Black later this month.

Scottie Scheffler will be making his third Ryder Cup appearance later this month, thanks to a dominant two-year stretch where he's won over $55 million.

Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders had the fifth-highest-selling jersey in the NFL despite his backup role according to the NFLPA.

A trading card retailer offered a Philadelphia Phillies fan a deal after controversy over a home run ball created a national firestorm over the weekend.

Robert MacIntyre will be returning to the Ryder Cup later this month, but for the first time, he will be competing as a member of the visiting team.

Rasmus Hojgaard will replace his twin brother, Nicolai, on this year's Ryder Cup roster after completing his first full season on the PGA Tour.

With the 2025 NFL season kicking off, Jake Paul’s Betr Picks app debuted a major revamp featuring a new interface, $10 free bets and its own “Betr Arcade."

The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders recently earned a pay increase to $75 hourly, raising renewed questions as to whether their new compensation reflects their true value.

Heineken brought back its limited-edition L0VE.L0VE nonalcoholic beer cans at the U.S. Open, with plans to expand distribution nationwide beyond the tournament.

Ohio State athletic director Ross Bjork urged Congress to step in on college sports turmoil, citing transfer portal upheaval and mounting legal battles.