Ryan Gerard heads abroad after missing U.S. Presidents Cup team
Golf.com • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 17, 2026, 5:52 PM
Last updated Sep 17, 2026
After finishing third at the Tour Championship, Ryan Gerard believed he had a chance to make the U.S. Presidents Cup team. Despite his strong performance, he was not selected and will instead play in international events. Gerard's decision to compete abroad marks a significant turn in his career following the recent tournament results.
- •Ryan Gerard finished third at the Tour Championship.
- •He expected to be selected for the U.S. Presidents Cup team.
- •Gerard opted to compete overseas instead of staying domestic.
- •His missing the cut may affect his future career trajectory.
- 5:52 PMGolf.com — He got snubbed from U.S. Presidents Cup team. Then he went abroad
"After he finished third at the Tour Championship, he thought he might make the U.S. Presidents Cup team. Instead Ryan Gerard went abroad. The post He got snubbed from U.S. Presidents Cup team. Then he went abroad appeared first on Golf.
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