US golf supporters overjoyed as ‘outstanding’ news announced for Ryder Cup later this year

Bradley was the surprise pick for the Team USA role but in the main, has come across as a popular pick among both fans and players.

The 2011 PGA Championship winner is still hoping to actually play in the event himself and after showing good form in 2024, there’s a realistic chance he does indeed make the cut.

Justin Thomas gives his thoughts on the Kapalua course after fan asks if he actually enjoyed playing at The Sentry

It is fair to say that The Sentry has sparked plenty of debate amongst golf fans after Hideki Matsuyama broke the PGA Tour scoring record on his way to victory at Kapalua.

If players were hoping for a gentle start to the new PGA Tour season, they were handed a pleasant surprise at The Sentry, with the Plantation Course proving to be the gift that kept on giving over the course of the week.

Hideki Matsuyama posted the lowest 72 hole score in PGA Tour history in Maui, as he reached 35 under par, finishing three shots clear of Collin Morikawa. Elsewhere, 20 under par was only good enough for a tie for 24th, while no player who finished the tournament found themselves on a worse score than three under par.

Smylie Kaufman claimed a scratch handicapper would shoot level par in the calmer conditions of Friday and Saturday. And some fans had a real problem with the Plantation Course hosting a PG

Justin Thomas suggests whether he actually enjoyed playing in The Sentry

One of those who was not able to capitalise on the kinder conditions was Justin Thomas. The 31-year-old finished in a tie for 26th on 19 under par, with his highlight coming on Sunday.

Thomas posted the low round of the day, as he shot a 63 to move himself 15 spots up the leaderboard.

The two-time major winner has since taken to Instagram to reflect on the week. And he responded when a fan asked whether he enjoys the kind of tournaments where 35 under par

is required to win.