Miles Russell and Tyler Watts join the U.S. Walker Cup team
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 3, 2026, 3:56 PM
Last updated Sep 3, 2026

Teenagers Miles Russell and Tyler Watts are preparing to compete for the U.S. Walker Cup team at Lahinch Golf Club. The two players are the first American representatives since Jordan Spieth and Patrick Rodgers in 2011 to join the squad before beginning their college golf careers. U.S. captain Nathan Smith indicated that he expects to lean on both players during the upcoming competition. Russell is the top-ranked junior golfer in the United States, while Watts currently holds the second spot in the World Amateur Golf Ranking. Both players have participated in significant amateur tournaments throughout the season, with Watts already securing cuts on the PGA Tour. The team is currently in Ireland practicing ahead of the event.
- •Miles Russell and Tyler Watts are the only teenagers on the 10-man U.S. squad.
- •The players are the first U.S. Walker Cup selections to skip college golf experience since 2011.
- •Nathan Smith serves as the U.S. team captain for the event at Lahinch Golf Club.
- •Tyler Watts currently holds the second spot in the World Amateur Golf Ranking.
- •Miles Russell is a verbal commit to Florida State University.
- 3:56 PMYahoo Sports — Shades of Spieth and Rodgers: Miles Russell, Tyler Watts are latest teen phenoms for U.S. Walker Cup team
"The first pair of American Walker Cuppers to not yet hit a college-golf shot since Jordan Spieth and Patrick Rodgers, Russell and Watts figure to be big parts of Nathan Smith's gameplan at Lahinch.
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