Three-time Ryder Cup champion Graeme McDowell remains hopeful about contributing to Europe's future teams, despite his move to LIV Golf in 2022. Known for his pivotal role in Europe's 2010 victory, McDowell has expressed his willingness to take on any role to support the team, even humorously mentioning he’d be happy to make coffee for the players.

McDowell’s Ryder Cup Legacy

McDowell has been a key figure in the Ryder Cup, having participated in four tournaments and served as vice-captain twice. His memorable winning putt at Celtic Manor in 2010 remains a highlight in Ryder Cup history.

Future Ambitions

Looking ahead, McDowell is eager to be part of the 2027 Ryder Cup at Adare Manor, Ireland. He emphasizes his desire to contribute to the team’s success, whether as a player, vice-captain, or in any supportive capacity.

LIV Golf and PGA Tour Dynamics

McDowell acknowledges the ongoing tensions between LIV Golf and the PGA Tour but remains optimistic about the future of professional golf. He believes that the best players need to compete together more frequently to elevate the sport.

Personal Goals with LIV

Currently in his third season with LIV Golf, McDowell is focused on improving his performance and aiming for individual victories. He is also considering a potential return to the DP World Tour if his contract with LIV does not renew in 2026.

McDowell’s dedication to golf and his unwavering support for the Ryder Cup underscore his passion for the sport and his commitment to its future.