Five things we learned from Keegan Bradley’s Ryder Cup press conference [Video]

Two weeks into the job, Keegan Bradley was officially unveiled as the next U.S. Ryder Cup captain on Tuesday afternoon in New York City.

Here are a few revelations from the presser:

An unlikely call

Two Sunday nights ago, Bradley fielded a phone call from PGA CEO Seth Waugh, PGA president John Lindert and last year’s U.S. Ryder Cup captain Zach Johnson. The news came quick, and from Johnson: Bradley was going to be the next U.S. Ryder Cup captain.

“Some pretty incredible news that I had no clue was coming,” Bradley said.

Not only did Bradley not expect the news; he didn’t interview for the position, which was initially tabbed for Tiger Woods before Woods declined, citing his inability to commit the time to the job. Bradley, who with two Ryder Cups under his belt has the least experience of any previous U.S captain, was also picked over past assistant captains such as Stewart Cink and Matt Kuchar.

“I wasn’t fully comfortable …