Fighting fit again after a difficult end to the 2023 campaign, the West Waterford man (37) believes he has the game to get on Luke Donald’s Bethpage radar
Séamus Power watches his drive from the second tee-box during day four of the Amgen Irish Open at Royal County Down last September. Photo: Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile
Séamus Power got a front-row seat for the start of Scottie Scheffler’s meteoric rise to the top at the 2022 Dell-Technologies Match Play, and he believes he has the game and the experience now to rub shoulders with the world No 1 again in 2025 with the Ryder Cup right at the top of his hit list.
The West Waterford man reached the quarter-finals on his Match Play debut at Austin Country Club that year, topping a group that featured Patrick Cantlay, Keith Mitchell and Sung-Jae Im before thrashing European Ryder Cup player Tyrrell Hatton 4&3 in the round of 16.
