Boston win sets up Bryson DeChambeau for Ryder Cup wildcard alongside Mickelson and Woods

In-form Bryson DeChambeau left Ryder Cup captain Jim Furyk in no doubt he will be a valuable wildcard after a second successive victory in the FedEx Cup series.

Boston win sets up Bryson DeChambeau for Ryder Cup wildcard alongside Mickelson and Woods

In-form Bryson DeChambeau left Ryder Cup captain Jim Furyk in no doubt he will be a valuable wildcard after a second successive victory in the FedEx Cup series.

The 24-year-old will not have long to wait for confirmation as Furyk's first three picks for Paris later this month are scheduled to be announced less than 24 hours after his two-shot victory at the Dell Technologies Championship in Boston.

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