Koepka, however, is the only LIV player to make the team. However, they are still members of the PGA of America for a grace period that ends next June, meaning they can compete at the Ryder Cup.

Koepka, along with his fellow LIV players, are suspended from the PGA Tour after defecting to the Saudi-backed competition. He won the PGA Championship, the fifth major title of his career and his first in four years, in May.

Koepka makes the team after leaving the PGA Tour for LIV last year. Johnson also went with Jordan Spieth, Collin Morikawa and Sam Burns, who will make his Ryder Cup debut despite failing to win a match at the Presidents Cup last year.Īmong those Johnson left out for the trip to Rome were Cameron Young, who finished at No 9 in the Ryder Cup standings, and Keegan Bradley, who won twice this season and finished 11th in the standings.