Europe takes revenge on the United States and regains the Ryder Cup

Europe has brought the Ryder Cup back to screens After that humiliating defeat to Whistling Straits in 2021 with a score of 19-9. The result was also ostentatious in this way, but the only goal was to return the cup to the Old Continent. Finally, from 16'5 to 11'5 for Europe.

Although it may not seem so based on the outcome, the United States is flirting with an unfulfilled miracle. Previously, no team had come back five points on Raider Sunday, and Zach Johnson's team at times appeared to be on its way. Fitzpatrick kicked to the win over Raider in the fifth game of the day, but he didn't miss as he did soso the result is prolonged. Fleetwood has reached the tipping point.

Since the event was held with all European players (1979), 22 editions have been held, including 12 victories for Europe and nine for the United States. Globally, the United States dominates 28-14, with two draws.

Team USA couldn't handle the miracle

Team USA was hoping to outscore their rival in singles, but Team Luke Donald's stars were there to prevent a mutiny. Not only did the stars respond; In the final stage, other components of the team also shone. The Europe captain has strategically positioned his best players for the upcoming matches. The first American attack had to be contained, and was largely achieved. These first swordsmen were Jon Rahm (draw), Viktor Hovland (won), Rory McIlroy (won), Justin Rose (lose), Tyrell Hatton (won) and Matt Fitzpatrick (lose).

The Spaniard is flawless in his picks duel against Scottie SchefflerWho was his executioner in 2021. This time they tied and unfortunately for the American it became First No. 1 in history not to win a Raider match. He did very well as he finished Saturday with tears in his eyes after suffering the biggest defeat in the history of the competition.

The final hole was reached with Scheffler 1, and on the 18th, Rahmbo worked the magic again. Scotty went too far on a putt from the front green and his birdie option was gone. Instead, the Biscayan nailed him and kicked him for the eagle. He came close to making it and then drove the ball home for a birdie putt that left the game tied. In total, three points for Ram in this edition: two wins and two draws.

It is true that John was two points ahead on the 5th hole, but the two stars also settled a high-profile duel in which the general trend was to putt the birdie. Rahmbo left the 13th in the lead after a massive putt on the 12th and a pin arrow on the 13th left him 40cm from the hole. Scotty did something similar at 14 and 15. It was a give and take and very interesting.

For his part, Rory McIlroy got his fourth point by impressing in a brilliant match against Burns. His maximum at Ryder has been three so far, and the Northern Irishman has undoubtedly been one of the leaders of the home team, as claimed. Hovland, at 3'5, was also a starter. He dominated Morikawa from the start of the match. Hatton added another 3.5 and his performance was decisive in this tournament.

In the intermediate section Aberg, Straka and Hoggard surrendered. Lowry and Fleetwood faced a flurry of emotions in the final holes and the Englishman cruised to victory.