In a bombshell moment that has rocked American golf, Harris English has reportedly demanded that Scottie Scheffler be removed from Team USA ahead of the 2025 Ryder Cup — or he will walk away from the team himself.

According to inside sources, English approached Team USA captain Keegan Bradley with a firm and unexpected ultimatum: “It’s him or me.” The demand sent shockwaves through the locker room and stunned fans across the country, igniting intense debate about leadership, unity, and sportsmanship within the team.

When confronted with the situation, Scottie Scheffler responded not with anger, but with calm confidence. He reportedly smiled slightly, looked at English, and said just one sentence:

“Then maybe you were never part of the team.”

Witnesses say the room fell completely silent — and so did Harris English.

The tensions between the two players have never been public, making this revelation all the more surprising. While the exact reason behind English’s demand remains unclear, some speculate it stems from internal disagreements, past incidents, or frustration with Scheffler’s recent performances or attitude within the team.

Captain Keegan Bradley now faces an unenviable decision: stand by one of the country’s most consistent players in Scheffler, or attempt to keep peace within the team by addressing English’s concerns. Neither option comes without risk, and with the Ryder Cup just months away, Team USA’s chemistry appears to be hanging by a thread.

Social media has erupted with reactions, with fans split between defending Scheffler’s calm professionalism and supporting English’s bold stand. One thing is certain: this Ryder Cup just got personal.

Will Harris English follow through on his threat? Will Bradley intervene before it’s too late? And what does this mean for Team USA’s hopes in 2025?