It’s over but the cries, and there will certainly be more in the single Sunday after quite a bit on Saturday.
While the four Saturday afternoon balls end, Europe is in total order. Yes, the Americans did not benefit from opportunities when they presented, but really, Europe wins this thing anyway.
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How do you beat Justin Rose and Tommy Fleetwood when they saw 12 16-hole? How do you beat Rory McILroy and Shane Lowry when, apparently each time, one of them makes a putt a few moments after the other missing? How do you beat Jon Rahm when he is supporting the photos of the fleas laterally?
It is not the United States by stifling it or Keegan Bradley making bad decisions or Scottie Scheffler, now 0-4 during the two days, not showing up. Europe takes him to the Americans.
[Watch Saturday’s afternoon Ryder Cup matches on Peacock]
Saturday peers
Any time and
Foursomes (alternative shooting)
BRYSON DOCHAMBEAU / Cameron Young (USA) def. Matt Fitzpatrick / Ludvig Åberg (EUR) 4 and 2
Rory McILroy / Tommy Fleetwood (EUR) def. Harris English / Collin Morikawa (USA) 3 & 2
Jon Rahm / Tyrrell Hatton (EUR) def. Xander Schauffele / Patrick Cantlay (USA) 3 & 2
Robert Macintyre & Viktor Hovland (EUR) def. Scottie Scheffler / Russell Henley (USA) 1 Up
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Four balls (best ball)
Justin Thomas / Cameron Young (USA) against Rory McILroy / Shane Lowry (EUR)
Tommy Fleetwood / Justin Rose (EUR) def. Scottie Scheffler / Bryson Dechambeau 3 & 2
JJ Spaun / Xander Schauffele (USA) against Jon Rahm / Sepp Straka (EUR)
Sam Burns / Patrick Cantlay (USA) against Tyrrell Hatton / Matt Fitzpatrick (EUR)
How to watch the Ryder Cup
NBC has the rights to the Ryder Cup throughout the weekend.
Saturday September 27
NBC | 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Sunday September 28
NBC | 12 p.m. – 6 p.m.
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