The Bridges Cup returns for its fourth playing, at Trump Turnberry, next month. Here's who's representing the U.S. and International teams.

The fourth playing of the Bridges Cup is scheduled to take place from October 5-7 at Trump Turnberry in Scotland. The elite amateur golf event will feature 24 accomplished male mid-amateurs split into 12-player teams representing the United States and the Internationals. The competition consists of five match play sessions held across the King Robert the Bruce and Ailsa courses.
Jeff Fujimoto will captain the U.S. team, which includes players such as Drew Kittleson, Dennis Bull, and John Peterson. Simon Holt will lead the International team, featuring players from Scotland, Australia, England, Ireland, Colombia, and Wales. The U.S. team enters the tournament seeking to defend its title after winning the 2024 event in South Korea.
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