Steve Stricker: I'll give Brooks Koepka a JINGLE ahead of Ryder Cup

Everything for the Ryder Cup has been finalised apart from one thing: Will Brooks Koepka make the team?

The big-hitting American injured his left wrist at the Tour Championship at East Lake a few weeks ago. 

He was hitting a wedge but immediately dropped the club after impact, uplifting what looked like a large root. 

He carried on for a few holes but withdrew, prompting speculation about whether he will be fit for the Ryder Cup. 

It was the same left wrist injury that kept bugging him in previous seasons. 

But it remains to be seen whether or not he will be pegging it up at Whistling Straits in Wisconsin.

A little Whistling warm up?



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— Ryder Cup USA (@RyderCupUSA) September 13, 2021

Team USA have arrived at the course earlier than usual as US captain Steve Stricker hopes to "get their preparation done now". 

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We want to out-prepare the other team, Stricker was quoted as saying. 

But in videos of the American team and on social media of the team practising, there have been no signs of Koepka. 

The Americans are remaining tight-lipped about the situation, but it's possible he could be replaced at the last minute.

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— Ryder Cup USA (@RyderCupUSA) September 13, 2021

Stricker told GolfWeek: “I’m leaving it up to him. Talking to him every other day. I’m just going to say that we’re focused on him playing. It sounds positive.

“He wants to be there and he’s working hard to be there. He’s rehabbing and his caddie is with him. I haven’t talked to him for a couple of days. I’ll give him a jingle tomorrow.”

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