Ryder Cup final day singles matches revealed with Europe hero Jon Rahm facing world No 1 Scottie Scheffler first as US look to claw back deficit Team Europe’s Jon Rahm will face Scottie Scheffler in Ryder Cup singles Justin Rose will play Patrick Cantlay and Rory McIlroy will take on Sam Burns The final singles match is Robert MacIntyre against Wyndham Clark The singles matches for the final day of
Rory McIlroy has been caught in a furious exchange with Justin Thomas’ caddie as tensions rise between Team Europe and USA heading into Sunday at the Ryder Cup. Tensions were already high on the 18th hole with McIlroy and Matt Fitzpatrick tied with Patrick Cantlay and Wyndham Clark. Team USA hadn’t had much to shout about in the opening two days of the Ryder Cup with the Europeans running riot.
Ryder Cup: Sam Burns taunts the European crowd after sinking a birdie putt to win the hole for Team USA Sam Burns extended his and Collin Morikawa’s lead in the Saturday fourballs CLICK HERE to follow Mail Sport’s live coverage of Ryder Cup day two DailyMail.com provides all the latest international sports news Sam Burns riled up the European crowd during Day Two of the Ryder Cup as he looked
RYDER CUP DIARY: Ferrari’s Formula One ace distracts spectators, sponsors shunt fans out the way and Rome’s taxi drivers cash-in on the opening day The Ryder Cup returned for its 44th edition as Europe dominated on day one Sporting stars and celebrities gathered in Rome for golfs biggest competition Mail Sport’s new WhatsApp Channel: Get the breaking news and exclusives here The Ryder Cup returned for its 44th edition as
Thousands of Ryder Cup fans desperately sprint to grab a seat around the raucous first tee in Rome at 6:30am with 4,700 expected to attend day one of the clash between Europe and the USA Excited golf fans race for a seat at first tee at Marco Simone Golf & Country Club Europe are hoping to reclaim the Ryder Cup following Wisconsin defeat in 2021 Ryder Cup LIVE: Follow all
Viktor Hovland was beaming from ear-to-ear after winning Europe’s second point of the 2023 Ryder Cup as he admitted to ‘losing his s***’ after his chip-in on the first hole. The foursome groups set up some fascinating matchups to start the 44th Ryder Cup in Rome with plenty of attention on Hovland and Aberg. The duo duly delivered on an exceptional morning session for Team Europe as Hovland and Aberg
The time for talking is over with the 2023 Ryder Cup finally getting underway this morning. Noise out of the Team USA camp indicates they are filled with confidence stemming from their obliteration of Team Europe at Whistling Straits two years ago. It’s arguably the best chance Team USA have had of ending their horrible record on the European continent since their last victory way back in 1993. But Luke
Ryder Cup 2023 stars tuck into four-course gourmet Italian feast at the tournament’s gala dinner featuring ‘tender beef’ and ‘FAKE tomato’ on the eve of the competition RYDER CUP DIARY: Team Europe WAGs go up against their US rivals on Thursday In keeping with the tournament’s location guests enjoyed lavish Roman fare Mail Sport’s new WhatsApp Channel: Get the breaking news and exclusives here Ryder Cup stars and their guests
Brooks Koepka issued a blunt response to a question about whether more LIV players should have been involved in the Ryder Cup. Koepka was one of six captain’s picks for Team USA at this year’s matches to be played in Rome. Koepka, Sam Burns, Rickie Fowler, Collin Morikawa, Jordan Spieth, and Justin Thomas were the captain’s picks by Zach Johnson. They were joined by Max Homa, Patrick Cantlay, Brian Harman,
OLIVER HOLT: Europe’s rising star Ludvig Aberg is not as big as Abba, Bjorn Borg or Zlatan Ibrahimovic – not yet – but the youngster is ready to take his tilt at greatness at the Ryder Cup Young Swedish phenomenon Ludvig Aberg is part of Europe’s Ryder Cup team He is one of a special breed of players that people know will become great The 23-year-old is ready to take
