What Justin Thomas has been working on in practice ahead of the Ryder Cup and his next PGA Tour event

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Justin Thomas found some sort of form in 2025 and was rewarded with a place on Keegan Bradley’s Ryder Cup squad in the end.

Thomas finally broke his streak of being unable to win on the PGA Tour by landing the RBC Heritage in April and a number of other strong performances helped him into Bradley’s team.

Still, there is work to be done for the two-time major winner and with the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black coming up quickly, Thomas knows he needs to hone his game even more.

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With the Procore Championship to come this week and with Thomas one of the star names in the field, he’ll be hoping to get another win ahead of the Ryder Cup.

Indeed, just like any professional on the PGA Tour, the grind never stops when it comes to improvement.

And over on Instagram, Thomas has shared to fans just what he’s working on.

Justin Thomas shares Instagram post to show what he’s working on before the Ryder Cup

A player like Justin Thomas does not have the success he’s had on the PGA Tour without putting the work in.

The last few years have been a real grind for the American and the lack of wins and poor performances in majors have really hurt him at times.

Nevertheless, 2025 was a good year and something to build on and ahead of both the Procore Championship and the Ryder Cup in the next few weeks, Thomas has posted on Instagram to share his progress.

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Justin Thomas’ 2025 on the PGA Tour in numbers

Getting that win in 2025 was so important for Thomas and it really felt like a weight had lifted off his shoulders.

In fairness to him as well, he’d been knocking on the door prior to that win and ultimately, it felt like it was always going to come.

In terms of the majors, that is where Thomas will want to improve, with two cuts from four events and no finish inside the top 30.

A win at the Procore would obviously improve those above stats but crucially, would also put Thomas into a position of form ahead of Bethpage.

And right now, that is the most important aspect for all the 12 American players.