00:00 – Intro
00:21 – Will Lucas Glover Make the US Ryder Cup Team This Year?
02:37 – Former Clemson Golfers Shine at John Deere Classic
05:26 – Lucas Glover’s Ryder Cup Chances After John Deere Classic
10:41 – Clemson Golfers Make History: 3 Tigers Tie for 5th at John Deere Classic | PGA Tour Highlights
1. Will Lucas Glover Make the US Ryder Cup Team This Year?
In this video, we dive into Lucas Glover’s recent performance at the John Deere Classic and discuss his chances of making the US Ryder Cup team this year. Glover’s impressive final round score of 64 and his determination to secure a spot on the team are highlighted. We analyze his past successes on the PGA Tour, including six victories and multiple top-ten finishes this season. Can Glover overcome the challenges ahead and achieve his Ryder Cup dream? Join us as we explore his journey and what lies ahead for this seasoned golfer.
2. Former Clemson Golfers Shine at John Deere Classic
Lucas Glover, Jacob Bridgeman, and Carson Young, all former Clemson golfers, had a remarkable Sunday at the John Deere Classic. They shot 7-under par in the final round and finished tied for fifth. Learn more about their impressive performance and what’s next for these talented golfers.
3. Lucas Glover’s Ryder Cup Chances After John Deere Classic
In this video, we analyze Lucas Glover’s impressive final round of 64 at the John Deere Classic and discuss his chances of making the US Ryder Cup team. Glover, a consistent player on the PGA Tour, shares his thoughts on competing against younger players and his ambitions for the upcoming Open Championship. Can he secure a spot on Team USA? Join us as we break down his performance, ranking, and the competition he faces.
4. Clemson Golfers Make History: 3 Tigers Tie for 5th at John Deere Classic | PGA Tour Highlights
Witness history as three former Clemson golfers, Lucas Glover, Carson Young, and Jacob Bridgeman, tie for 5th place at the John Deere Classic on the PGA Tour! This marks the first time three Clemson alumni have finished in the top 5 of the same PGA Tour event. Relive their incredible final round comebacks, where all three shot 7-under-par 64 to surge up the leaderboard. Learn about their impressive stats, including Glover’s 24 birdies, Bridgeman’s putting prowess, and Young’s greens in regulation accuracy. See why this achievement is a testament to Clemson’s golf program and a proud moment for Tiger fans everywhere. Don’t miss this exciting recap of a historic day on the PGA Tour!
One, will Lucas Glover make the US RDER Cup team this year? Two, former Clemson Golfers shine at John Deere Classic? Three, Lucas Glover’s Rder Cup chances after John Deere Classic. Four, Clemson Golfers make history. Three Tigers tie for fifth at John Deere Classic PGA Tour highlights. One, will Lucas Glover make the US Rider Cup team this year? Could Lucas Glover be the dark horse to make the US Rider Cup team this year? The John Deere Classic was a thrilling event and Lucas Glover was undoubtedly one of its standout stars. While Brian Campbell emerged victorious, Glover’s performance was nothing short of impressive, hinting that this might be his breakthrough year. In the final round, Glover shot an outstanding 64, finishing the tournament with a score of minus6, placing him fifth. This performance has sparked a lot of curiosity. Will Glover rise to the occasion at the RDER Cup? At 45, Glover is acutely aware of the challenges in securing a spot on the US team. Yet, his unwavering confidence suggests he’s not ready to abandon his aspirations. When asked if he’s considering a spot on the team, Glover’s response was resolute. Yeah, of course. Always. Lucas Glover remains steadfast in his pursuit of his dreams. Known for his six PGA Tour victories, Glover has had a remarkable year, finishing in the top 10 four times. However, predicting whether he can secure a win in one of the remaining tournaments, a crucial step for Rder Cup qualification, remains challenging. Despite the pressure, Glover is determined to push through the rest of the season, aiming to secure his place on the US team. Some might view this as an insurmountable challenge, but Glover has consistently proven his resilience when others doubted him. Reflecting on his past successes, Glover said, “I showed it in 23. All it takes is a good stretch and get some confidence and pop off a win or two. I love the course for the Open Championship, Portrish. I was there last time. Obviously got success at Windham, success at Memphis. So yeah, I’m excited for what the year has left. As the season progresses, the pressure mounts for the seasoned golfer. But Glover’s track record suggests he thrives under such conditions. What do you think? Is Glover’s confidence justified, or is this year’s Rder Cup team already set in stone? Share your thoughts and join the conversation below. Two former Clemson golfers shine at John Deere Classic. Imagine this. Three former Clemson golfers dominate the greens on a single Sunday at the John Deere Classic. Lucas Glover, Jacob Bridgeman, and Carson Young didn’t just play well. They all shot an impressive seven underpar in the final round, ultimately tying for fifth place. In Sylvvis, Illinois, where low scores were the order of the day, these alumni, once coached by the legendary Larry Penley, made their mark. Each golfer carded a seven under 64, contributing to a six-way tie at 16 underpar. This was just two strokes shy of the leaders, Brian Campbell and Ameliano Grill, who later faced off in a playoff with Campbell clinching victory on the first hole. This historic moment marked the first time three former Clemson golfers secured top five finishes in the same PGA Tour event. Carson Young, who had only one top 10 finish this season at the Puerto Rico Open in March, saw a significant jump, moving up 20 spots to 132nd in the FedEx Cup standings. Jacob Bridgeman, on the other hand, has been consistently impressive in 2025. He tied for second at the Cognizant Classic in Palm Beaches and solo third at the Velpar Championship, both in March. In May, he finished tied for fourth at the Truist Championship. These performances propelled him four spots higher to 29th in the FedEx Cup race. Lucas Glover, the 2021 champion of the John Deere Classic, was paired with Bridgemen in the final round and secured his fifth top 10 finish of the season. The 2009 US Open champion had previously tied for third in February’s AT&T Pebble Beach ProAm and matched that at March’s Players Championship. His last top 10 performance before June’s Travelers Championship, where he tied for ninth, was a tie for eighth at the Valpar Championship. After a brief hiatus, Glover’s strong finish at TPC Deer Run marked back-to-back top 10 results. Glover’s stellar play has catapulted him from 31st to 23rd in the FedEx Cup rankings. But here’s where it gets interesting. Bridgeman is set to compete this week at the Scottish Open at the Renaissance Club in North Beric, Scotland. And this is the part most people miss. Glover’s next challenge will be the prestigious Open Championship at Royal Portrait in Northern Ireland, scheduled for July 17th to 20th. So, what do you think? Is this a fluke or a sign of Clemson’s golfing prowess? Do you believe these former teammates will continue to climb the ranks? Share your thoughts in the comments. Three, Lucas Glover’s Rder Cup chances after John Deere Classic. Could Lucas Glover at 45 actually make the US Ryder Cup team? After a stunning final round at the John Deere Classic, he’s definitely putting his name in the hat. But is it too little too late? Let’s dive into his chances and what he needs to do to impress Captain Keegan Bradley. The John Deere Classic wrapped up and while Brian Harmon took home the trophy, Lucas Glover quietly turned heads with a spectacular performance. Glover, a seasoned PGA Tour veteran, isn’t always mentioned among the elite players, but he consistently delivers solid results. This year’s John Deere Classic, was no exception. He capped off the tournament with a brilliant final round 64, finishing at an impressive 16 under par and securing a T5 position. Glover is also known for speaking his mind, especially when it comes to the LV golf situation. He’s been quite vocal about his opinions on LV players potentially returning to the PGA Tour. But now, after his strong showing at the John Deere, the focus shifts to his RDER Cup aspirations. He’s openly assessed his chances of making captain Keegan Bradley’s squad. At 45, Glover would be one of the elder statesmen on a relatively young US RDER Cup team. But don’t think for a second that he’s given up on his dream of representing his country. He’s clearly aiming for a captain’s pick or even a spot in the top six automatic qualifiers. With the Open Championship on the horizon, he has a golden opportunity to make a statement. and he’s admitted that a Rder Cup spot is very much on his radar. Yeah, of course, always. Glover responded when asked about his RDER Cup thoughts. He elaborated, I showed it in 23. All it takes is a good stretch and get some confidence and pop off a win or two. I love the course for the Open Championship, Portish. I was there last time. Obviously got success at Windham, success at Memphis. So yeah, I’m excited for what the year has left. With six PGA Tour wins under his belt and four top 10 finishes this year, Glover needs to translate his consistent form into at least one victory before Broadley finalizes his team. A win would significantly boost his chances and leave no doubt that he’s a serious contender. From that point on, Glover will know he’s done everything in his power, leaving the final decision in Bradley’s hands. But here’s where it gets controversial. Is consistency enough or does Glover need a statement win to truly stand out? Some might argue that his experience and steady play are valuable assets for a RDER Cup team, while others might prioritize younger, more explosive players. Now, let’s be realistic. It’s not impossible for Glover to make the team. Before the John Deere Classic, he was ranked 20th in the USA rankings, placing him firmly in the conversation for those coveted captain’s picks. However, there’s a growing sense that he might be running out of time. He needs a significant jump in the rankings, and that requires a win or two in the coming weeks. Consider the players ahead of him, Tony Fenel, Patrick Kentlay, and Sam Burns. All seasoned Ryder Cup veterans. They have the experience and pedigree that Captain Bradley might be looking for. As it stands, the path to the RDER Cup seems challenging for Glover. Unless he embarks on a truly remarkable run of form, he needs to outperform these players and prove that he deserves a spot on the team. Here’s a snapshot of the rankings. Rank player points. Seven Ben Griffin 7,343.86 886 8 Maverick McNeely 6,721.49 9 Harris English 6,719.56 10 Andrew Novak 6,11.38 11 Brian Harmon 5,834.29 12 Patrick Kentlay 5570.83 83 13 JJ Spawn 5,461.85 14 Tom Hog 4,37.81 15 Sam Burns 4,32.51 16 Daniel Burger 4,151.21 21 17 Keegan Bradley 4,074.59 18 Tony Feno 3,984.85 19 Lucas Glover 3,615.63 20 Windham Clark 3,457.42. So what do you think? Does Lucas Glover have what it takes to make the US RDER Cup team? Is his experience a valuable asset or is it time for younger players to shine? Share your thoughts in the comments below. Do you agree with Glover’s outspoken views or do you think he should focus solely on his game? Let’s discuss. Four. Clemson golfers make history. Three Tigers tie for fifth at John Deere Classic. PGA Tour highlights. History was made at the John Deere Classic and it all traces back to Clemson University. For the first time ever, three former Clemson golfers, Lucas Glover, Carson Young, and Jacob Bridgeman, all secured a top five finish in the same PGA Tour event. A remarkable feat that has fans and analysts buzzing. But here’s where it gets even more impressive. This isn’t just a one-time fluke. It’s a testament to the enduring legacy of Clemson’s golf program, proving that the Tigers don’t just produce talent, they produce champions. According to NBC Sports, this marks only the second time in history that three former Clemson golfers have even cracked the top 10 in the same tournament. The first back in 2010 at the Turning Stone Championship where Jonathan Bird, Charles Warren, and DJ Tran tied for 10th. But this year’s performance, it’s in a league of its own. Heading into Sunday’s final round, Glover, Young, and Bridgeman were all tied for 21st place at 9 under par. What happened next was nothing short of extraordinary. All three golfers fired a blistering 7under par 64 in the final round, catapulting them into a tie for fifth place at 16 under. They finished just two strokes shy of a playoff for the championship, which was ultimately claimed by Brian Campbell. Talk about a nailbiter. Let’s break down their standout performances. Lucas Glover, a three-time All-American at Clemson from 1998 to 2001, was a force to be reckoned with. He racked up 24 birdies during the tournament, tying for fourth in the field and hit 58 of 72 greens in regulation, tying for sixth. This fifth top 10 finish of the year brings his career total to 68 top, 10 finishes over his 21-year PGA Tour career. Currently ranked 23rd in the FedEx Cup standings and 43rd in the World Golf Rankings, Glover continues to prove that experience and skill go hand in hand. Then there’s Jacob Bridgeman, the 2023 ACC player of the year, who is quickly making a name for himself. This was his fifth top 10 finish of the year in just 21 events, propelling him to 29th in the FedEx Cup standings and 65th in the World Golf Rankings, just five spots shy of his career best. Bridgeman’s pudding was particularly jaw-dropping. He made a staggering 410 ft of putts, ranking third in the field and sink 23 birdies. Oh, and did we mention he leads the PGA Tour in average feet of putts made per round with 84’4 in? That’s not just good, that’s elite. And let’s not overlook Carson Young, a key player on Clemson’s 2016 ACC Championship team. His fifth place finish boosted him from 152nd to 132nd in the FedEx Cup standings, marking his second top 10 finish this year and the seventh of his career. Young was a machine on the greens, hitting 59 of 72 in regulation, the second best performance in the field, and wrapping up the tournament with 22 birdies. So, what’s next for these Clemson standouts? Bridgeman is heading to the Scottish Open at the Renaissance Club in North Barrack, Scotland, while Glover will tee off at the Open Championship at Royal Portrait in Northern Ireland from July 17th to 20th. The question on everyone’s mind, can they keep this momentum going? And more importantly, could this be the start of a new era for Clemson Golf on the PGA Tour? One thing’s for sure, if this performance is any indication, the future looks bright. What do you think? Are we witnessing the rise of a new golfing dynasty? 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