Ryder Cup: U.S. Teams Resolve to Restrict Access to Netflix's "Full Swing" Cameras So

The Ryder Cup later this month will include Netflix cameras at the Marco Simone Golf and Country Club, but access will be heavily restricted.

U.S. captain Zach Johnsontold the Associated Presson Wednesday that the 12 American players unanimously decided to keep certain areas of the tournament in Italy off limits to "full swing" camera crews They decided to do so.

It is unclear which specific areas of the tournament will be off-limits, but Johnson said the American team room will be one of them.

Johnson toldThe Associated Pressvia The Associated Press, "We all got together, I talked to each and every one of them, and we laid out a scenario. And we all felt it was best to get through that week of the tournament in a way that would preserve the sanctity and holiness of Team USA. We eliminated scenarios."

Netflix is currently producing a second season of its popular golf documentary series "Full Swing," which launched earlier this year. A second season has also been announced, but it is unclear when it will be released. The Ryder Cup, the PGA Tour season, and LIV Golf's latest drama and merger are sure to be a major focus of this season.

Netflix declined to comment to the Associated Press. It is unclear whether the European team has placed the same restrictions on Netflix's camera crews.

"Netflix is going to be there," PGA of America CEO Seth Waugh said via the Associated Press. 'I would say everything that has to do with the team is going to be left up to the team and the captains. There is a sanctity in the team room and I think that experience is important for them. It's part of being a team, isn't it? "Netflix is great for the game. They are doing great things. The team has collectively decided that there are areas of privacy that need to be respected."[25

While Netflix may have missed an interesting moment in the Ryder Cup, Justin Thomas said the decision was a simple one.

"I just think there were a couple of people who were a little skeptical," Thomas said. We're all a team this week, all 12 of us agreed [on the decision]."

The Ryder Cup will officially open on September 28 outside Rome. The U.S. has not won an event on European soil since 1993.