“Will never give up on Ryder Cup”: Matt Wallace breaks down in tears after T2 finish at European Masters
English golfer Matt Wallace couldn’t stop his tears after he narrowly missed winning the 2025 Omega European Masters. He missed the title by two strokes and settled in a tie for second place. After the event, he finished in 12th place in the automatic qualification list for the Ryder Cup. Only the top six qualified for the team while Captain Luke Donald will announce the remaining six on Monday, September 1st. Matt Wallace struggled to speak to the media in the postround press conference and broke down in tears. However, after some time, he gathered himself and shared an optimistic statement about making it to the bianial tournament. Matt Wallace, who is looking for his debut in the Ryder Cup, was snubbed from the team in 2018. That year, he won three events on the DP World Tour and was close to making it to the banial team, but he did not become the captain’s pick. Rory Mckelroy, Robert McIntyre, Tommy Fleetwood, Justin Rose, Raasmus Jud, and Tiro Hatton have qualified for the event, and likely Shane Lowry, John Rom, Lviger Berg, Victor Hovland, and Matt Fitzpatrick might be the captain’s picks. It would be interesting to see who would make it into the European Rider Cup this year. Matt Wallis misses qualification for the FedEx Cup playoffs. Matt Wallers had a tough time on the Greens on the PGA Tour in 2025. He settled in 92nd place after the Windham Championship and struggled to make it to the FedEx Cup playoffs. He had a tough time on the Greens in the initial tournaments this season. He started the year at the Farmers Insurance Open, but missed a cut and then recorded 1844 finish at the WM Phoenix Open. The struggles continued as the season progressed and he missed two more cuts at the Mexico Open and the Cognizant Classic. He made 12 cuts on the PGA Tour this season and had only one finish in the top
