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Ben Griffin's Fiancée Steals Spotlight At 2025 Ryder Cup

Originally posted on The Spun | By Chris Rosvoglou | Last updated Sep 26, 2025 4:38 PM ET

Ben Griffin's debut at the Ryder Cup hasn't disappointed so far. Not only is he playing well for the United States, his fiancée has managed to go viral.

Griffin, 29, is enjoying the best season of his pro career. He won the Zurich Classic with Andrew Novak, earned a top-10 finish at the PGA Championship, and defeated a loaded field at the Charles Schwab Challenge. When he won that tournament on May 25, his fiancée, Dana Myeroff, posted a heartfelt message on social media.

"It’s hard to put into words what it’s like to watch the person you love most achieve their childhood dreams. I am so proud of you Ben and the journey it took to get here. Turns out your dream coming true is my dream too ….especially when that dream includes a custom 1992 Defender," she wrote for her caption on Instagram.

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Who is Dana Myeroff?

Griffin and Myeroff have been dating since April of 2022. She's a Lehigh University graduate with a business degree, according to Daily Mail.

Myeroff reportedly works for a contract management software company. Of course, she also spends her days supporting Griffin on the golf course.

In 2024, Griffin proposed to Myeroff at The Cloister at Sea Island in Georgia. A little over a year later, they're enjoying an electric weekend in Farmingdale, New York.

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Before the Ryder Cup teed off Friday morning, Griffin received a fitting nickname from the public.

“I think people commented on it and people needed a nickname for me because I’m a new face, and I guess that one landed for now,” Griffin said. “I’ve also heard a lot of ‘Bethpage Bennies’ over the last four months. I might like that one a little bit more. But hey, people can say what they want."

So far, "Bethpage Bennies" hasn't been afraid of the course conditions in New York. He's playing well alongside Bryson DeChambeau in this Friday's four-ball session.

We'll see if Griffin can help Team U.S. defeat Team Europe this weekend.

This article first appeared on The Spun and was syndicated with permission.

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