Keegan Bradley and Luke Donald have given early indications on their potential Ryder Cup pairings by releasing some familiar partnerships together during practice days at Bethpage Black.

Bradley revealed that he was "90 per cent" set on his strategy for this year's contest ahead of the Procore Championship earlier this month, where 10 of his Team USA players featured and world No 1 Scottie Scheffler claimed a fifth victory of the season.

Team USA played an 18-hole practice round on Monday before nine-hole sessions over the next two days, with Bradley selecting almost identical groups for each session ahead of facing Team Europe.

Justin Thomas - the most experienced member of the America team - has spent all three sessions with Ryder Cup rookies Cameron Young and Ben Griffin, with Bryson

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