Brandt Snedeker says whether he could pick himself for the Presidents Cup if he wins the PGA Championship

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For the second year running, the captain of Team USA appears to have found some significant form, with Brandt Snedeker winning the Myrtle Beach Classic this past week.

Snedeker clinched his first PGA Tour win in nearly eight years in the opposite-field event in South Carolina. The victory also takes the 45-year-old into double figures across his career on the tour.

While many of the best players were at Quail Hollow for the Truist Championship, there was still an impressive field at Myrtle Beach, with the likes of Brooks Koepka, Billy Horschel, and Rasmus Hojgaard all involved.

With that, some may be wondering whether Snedeker could be about to make a dramatic charge to qualify for his own Presidents Cup team later this year.

Brandt Snedeker suggests whether he could be a playing-captain at the Presidents Cup

Of course, the debate over whether Keegan Bradley would be a playing-captain at the 2025 Ryder Cup rumbled on right until the moment he announced his sixth and final pick for Bethpage.

Bradley played well enough to make the team, winning the Travelers Championship along the way. However, he opted to leave himself out.

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Snedeker was asked on Dan on Golf about the prospect of being a playing-captain at Medinah, and he insisted that not even a victory will tempt him to tee it up in September.