On September 28th, 2025, Team USA mounted a furious Sunday singles charge at Bethpage Black, but Europe held on to win the Ryder Cup 15-13.

A VALIANT SUNDAY CHARGE

• Despite trailing big, Team USA roared back on Sunday, dominating the singles session. Key wins from Scheffler, Thomas, and Schauffele put a massive scare into Europe, turning a potential blowout into a nail-biting finish at Bethpage.
• The Americans won the Sunday singles session 8.5 to 3.5, creating what commentators called "a couple of very scary hours" for the Europeans.
• After losing his first four matches, World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler found redemption by defeating Rory McIlroy one up in the day's marquee matchup.

BLAME, BEHAVIOR & THE ENVELOPE

• We break down the off-course drama, from Captain Keegan Bradley taking full responsibility for a course setup that backfired to the obscure "envelope rule" that cost the US a chance at a full point when Viktor Hovland withdrew.
• Captain Keegan Bradley: "I definitely made a mistake on the course set up," admitting the unexpectedly soft greens neutralized the American advantage.
• Rory McIlroy called for fans to hold golf to a "higher standard," pleading for them to "support your players" rather than just heckling the opposition.

Quick Hits

Lowry's clutch halve • The 2027 Ryder Cup heads to Adare Manor • Rory's challenge to win on the road

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