Dustin Johnson said he would have been selected to this year's United States Ryder Cup team had he not defected to LIV Golf.
"If I would have been playing on , yeah, I would have made the team. Do I think I can help the U.S. team? Absolutely."Zach JohnsonJohnson, 39, didn't fare well in the majors, however, with his T-10 finish at the U.S. Open being the best of the lot. He tied for 48th at the Masters, tied for 55th at the PGA Championship and missed the cut at The Open Championship.
"If I would have played a little better at the majors, I think I definitely would have had a really good chance to be on the team," Johnson said."But just struggled a little bit in the majors this year, which happens."
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