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While Team USA fought hard on Sunday, Team Europe retained the Ryder Cup for a second-straight event.
The Europeans entered Sunday up seven points and needing just 2.5 points to retain the cup and three to win. However, the Americans pushed back, staying alive through the first seven matches and making the final four matter.
In the end, Shane Lowry came back from down a few holes to Russell Henley, forcing a tied match to secure the winning half-point.
Team Europe becomes the first back-to-back champions since they won three-straight from 2010-2014. This is also the first time a road team won the event since Europe won in 2012, as Europe has now won four road Ryder Cups since Team USA’s last win in Europe.
The Europeans road a strong first two days to victory, but Team USA did create some serious momentum down the stretch. Also of note, Viktor Hovland’s neck injury forced him to withdraw from Sunday but secured half-a-point from Harris English in the process.
The Sporting News tracked live scores, updates, and highlights from Day 2 of the 2025 Ryder Cup. Here’s what happened.
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Ryder Cup standings 2025
| Points | |
| Europe | 14 |
| United States | 11 |
First team to reach 14.5 points wins the Ryder Cup. The standings will be updated after each match.
Ryder Cup results
Day 3: Singles matches
| United States | Europe | Results |
| Cameron Young | Justin Rose | USA 1 Up |
| Justin Thomas | Tommy Fleetwood | USA 1 Up |
| Bryson DeChambeau | Matt Fitzpatrick | Halved |
| Scottie Scheffler | Rory McIlroy | USA 1 Up |
| Patrick Cantlay | Ludvig Aberg | Europe 2&1 |
| Xander Schauffele | Jon Rahm | USA 4&3 |
| J.J. Spaun | Sepp Straka | USA 2&1 |
| Russell Henley | Shane Lowry | Halved |
| Ben Griffin | Nicolai Hojgaard | USA 1 Up |
| Collin Morikawa | Tyrrell Hatton | All Square Thru 15 |
| Sam Burns | Robert MacIntyre | All Square Thru 14 |
| Harris English | Viktor Hovland | Halved |
MORE: How USA can still come back | Breaking down Sunday pairings
Ryder Cup highlights from USA vs. Europe matches in 2025
Day 3
Europe 14, USA 11
5:16 p.m.: Europe retains the Ryder Cup! Lowry is able to make a birdie on 18 to tie his match with Henley, retaining the Ryder Cup for a second-straight event.
5:02 p.m.: Henley guaranteed half-a-point but he needs a full point as his match with Lowry heads to 18.
Europe 13.5, USA 10.5
4:54 p.m.: Spaun holds off a late push by Straka to win his first singles match 2&1.
4:50 p.m.: The Europeans are fighting back with a barrage to cut into the U.S. leads. Lowry, Straka and MacIntyre have all made crucial putts.
Europe 13.5, USA 9.5
4:45 p.m.: Scheffler and McIlroy’s hard-fought match ends in Scheffler victory, as the World No. 1 gets his first win of the weekend.
Europe 13.5, USA 8.5
4:39 p.m.: Aberg closes out Cantlay to get a full European point, while Fitzpatrick and DeChambeau halve their macth. Europe is now 0.5 points away from retaining the cup.
4:34 p.m.: The Americans are on absolute fire right now as they are making tons of putts right now.
Europe 12, USA 8
4:30 p.m.: Schauffele takes down Jon Rahm 4&3 to add another U.S. point. The Americans are charging.
4:28 p.m.: Aberg has secured half a point for the Europeans but his match vs. Cantlay is the only European lead on the board.
Europe 12, USA 7
4:24 p.m.: Justin Thomas has defeated Fleetwood and all of sudden the Americans are alive and well.
4:22 p.m.: DeChambeau has tied Fitzpatrick with one hole left after parring the 17th hole. Only one match currently features a European lead.
Europe 12, USA 6
4:10 p.m.: Cam Young secures a full point by besting Rose on a pair of 18th hole birdie putts. The rookie has been the best U.S. player this week.
4:02 p.m.: McIlroy makes a long birdie putt and taunts the crowd after, but Scheffler responds with his birdie to keep the lead.
3:54 p.m.: DeChambeau is now just 1 Down as he has come to life. The Americans are not going away quietly.
3:49 p.m.: Rose caught Young on the 16th, erasing a three-hole lead over the last four holes.
3:46 p.m.: Both McIlroy and Scheffler are feeling the stress of playin five matches in three days, as this match hasn’t been clean. But Scheffler takes a one-hole lead with four to play.
3:39 p.m.: As Aberg takes a two-shot lead on Cantlay, DeChambeau cuts his deficit to two vs. Fitzpatrick.
3:33 p.m.: The United States leads five matches currently compared to Europe’s three, but they need more to try and pull off the comeback.
3:21 p.m.: Rose has now cut the Young lead down to one with two-straight wins and with four holes left in the match.
3:20 p.m.: Fleetwood haults Thomas’ run with a win on 13 to tied the match, but that match was delayed as Rose and the rules officials dealt with an issue ahead.
3:12 p.m.: Europe has pushed back by winning a few holes, first with Rose at the front then with MacIntyre at the back.
3:00 p.m.: McIlroy drains a birdie putt to win the hole and tie the match back up.
2:54 p.m.: All of a sudden, Justin Thomas is 1 Up on Tommy Fleetwood, while Scheffler is 1 Up on Rory Mcilroy.
2:47 p.m.: Team USA is making one last push as Americans now lead four of the 11 matches, while Europe is up in just 2.
2:40 p.m.: Justin Thomas has tied his match with Fleetwood to lead a stretch of recent American success.
2:38 p.m.: Rory had another incident with a fan before his tee shot on 10, which is just more of what he has dealt with this week.
2:30 p.m.: Cantlay and Morikawa have taken blue off the board by winning holes to tie their matches as it remains incredibly close throughout.
2:23 p.m.: DeChambeau has now won two-straight holes to shrink his deficit down to three.
2:16 p.m.: Rahm. wins two-straight holes to tie his match vs. Schauffele, who’s putting has been an issue all week.
2:08 p.m.: With all 11 matches underway, Europe has a lead in five while the U.S is up in just three.
2:02 p.m.: Ben Griffin didn’t play yesterday but he has an early 2 Up lead on Rasmus Hojgaard, who also sat yesterday.
1:49 p.m.: So far it’s been a pretty even showing from both sides, which is bad news for the Americans.
1:42 p.m.: Fitzpatrick is now 4 Up on DeChambeau thru just six holes, while Straka has gotten off to a hot start vs. Spaun.
1:36 p.m.: As Europe continues its success, Young takes the lead over Rose to try and turn that around. The U.S. now has two leads on the board.
1:26 p.m.: Justin Thomas dunks one from the rough on six to get a hole back from Fleetwood.
1:22 p.m.: Young gets a hole back on the sixth as the first match is going back-and-forth. Same goes for Scheffler as the Americans are trying to get any kind of momentum.
1:10 p.m.: Rose has now won two-straight holes to take a lead on Young, putting blue on the board once more. However, Rahm three-putts the first hole to give Schauffele an early lead.
1:01 p.m.: McIlroy gets the first point on the board vs. Scheffler as Europe now has three leads in the first four matches.
12:56 p.m.: DeChambeau misses an opportunity to win the third hole and instead drops the hole in a crushin blow.
12:43 p.m.: Europe is on a roll now with two leads on the board and a tied match in a third, as McIlroy and Scheffler are underway in their heavyweight match.
12:35 p.m.: Fitzpatrick counters DeChambeau with a birdie while Bryson can’t make his putt, and Europe has an early lead in this match.
12:25 p.m.: DeChambeau opens his day with a drive that almost reaches the green, the best drive on 1 by anyone all week. He is pumped as he makes way down the fairway.
12:13 p.m.: Young opens his match with an impressive birdie putt to take an early lead, while Justin Thomas and Tommy Fleetwood are about to tee off.
12:04 p.m.: Justin Rose and Cam Young have teed off as we are underway at Sunday singles.
11:52 a.m.: As Sunday singles is moments away from beginning, Team Europe announced that Viktor Hovland will be scratched due to his neck injury. That means his match with Harris English will be considered a tie.
Day 2
Europe 11.5, USA 4.5
6:27 p.m.: The final match on the course goes to Europe as Hatton and Fitzpatrick win the 18th hole. It will be a 7-point margin for the Europeans tomorrow.
Europe 10.5, USA 4.5
6:19 p.m.: J.J. Spaun comes through for the Americans, birdie in the final two holes to complete a comeback and put a point on the board.
6:09 p.m.: Cantlay and Hatton are matching birdies down the stretch, meaning that the final match will come down to the 18th hole.
6:00 p.m.: Spaun and Cantlay drain key birdie putts, and both matches on the course are currently tied.
Europe 10.5, USA 3.5
5:38 p.m.: The first match ends on 18 with McIlroy and Lowry coming out on top, securing another point for the Europeans.
Europe 9.5, USA 3.5
5:29 p.m.: Justin Rose fittingly closes out DeChambeau and Scheffler, cementing his status as a European Ryder Cup legend.
5:21 p.m.: It’s been a while since the Americans won a hole, but that ends when Sam Burns chips in on 14 to tie the match.
5:07 p.m.: DeChambeau extends his match to the 16th with a birdie on 15, but that match is on life support. And both sides are now getting into an argument after an incident on the green.
4:53 p.m.: Every time the Americans make a key putt, the Europeans respond accordingly and in impressive fashion.
4:47 p.m.: Fleetwood and Rose get another point with DeChambeau missing a birdie putt on the 14th hole.
4:35 p.m.: Europe now leads all four matches as McIlroy bests Thomas on a pair of birdie putts.
4:24 p.m.: The story of the tournament is putting, with Europe making more impactful putts than the Americans.
4:12 p.m.: Fleetwood and Rahm grab a two-shot lead with six to play as Fleetwood birdies the 12th hole.
3:56 p.m.: J.J. Spaun’s long birdie make is able to win the 19th hole to get deficit down to one. Three matches now feature a one-hole European lead.
3:49 p.m.: DeChambeau makes a huge birdie to win the 11th hole and roars at the crowd. He and Scheffler are now just one-hole down.
3:44 p.m.: The fourth match has been pretty quiet but Fitzpatrick finally breaks through as he birdies the ninth to add a third European lead.
3:35 p.m.: Rahm had been quiet but he is able to make a birdie putt on 9 to extend his lead to two.
3:25 p.m.: With Fleetwood right next to the hole, Scheffler’s approach shot hits the flagstick for a bad break, which could give the Europeans another win.
3:14 p.m.: All four matches are incredibly tense right now as winning holes is hard to come by.
2:59 p.m.: Sepp Straka gets some blue on the board with a birdie putt, his third birdie of the day, to take a one-hole lead.
2:57 p.m.: Justin Thomas is heating up, as he nails a birdie putt that wins the ninth hole to tie the match.
2:52 p.m.: Rose now walks in a birdie putt to remain scorching hot and grab a one-hole lead over Scheffler/DeChambeau.
2:37 p.m.: Justin Rose’ Ryder Cup experience is showing as he wins the 7th with a birdie to tie the match.
2:24 p.m.: Cam Young finally makes a putt as he drains a long one to cut the McIlroy/Lowry lead to one. All four matches are close right now.
2:06 p.m.: The crowd is trying to get on McIlroy and Lowry’s nerves but it is not working, specifically with Lowry draining birdie putts. However, the U.S. does get a big put from Schauffele that ties a third match.
1:57 p.m.: Scheffler and DeChambeau are heating up as they both have birdie putts on five, and it’s Bryson who makes it to grap a one-hole lead.
1:41 p.m.: DeChambeau almost holes out for an albatross but he will have to settle for an eagle that ties his match.
1:37 p.m.: Europe has come out firing, as they are now up one in three of the four matches on the course.
1:29 p.m.: Fans have been heckling Rory all day, but it bites them when Lowry wins a hole with a birdie and lets out a scream at the fans.
1:25 p.m.: It’s Justin Rose who gets the first point on the board in the afternoon as he birdies the third hole.
1:13 p.m.: Viktor Hovland is a late scratch for the final pairing as Tyrrell Hatton will now play with Fitzpatrick.
1:08 p.m.: Cam Young has now missed putts with the opportunity to win the hole on three-straight holes. That match remains tied even though the U.S. could be up big.
12:55 p.m.: With Scheffler and DeChambeau in close for birdie putts, Justin Rose makes a birdie to prevent the U.S. from winning the first hole.
12:41 p.m.: All four players fail to make birdie on the first hole to begin the first match with a tie.
12:25 p.m.: As Team USA needs three points at least in the afternoon, they will open with Justin Thomas and Cam Young against McIlroy and Lowry.
Europe 8.5, USA 3.5
11:55 a.m.: Scheffler’s brutal second shot dooms the U.S. on the final hole as Europe secures its third point of the day.
11:42 a.m.: A wayward drive by Hovland opens the door for the U.S., but he redeems himself by making a huge par put to tie the hole anyway.
11:33 a.m.: Schefler and Henley are hanging in there with two holes left, but they need to best MacIntyre and Hovland coming up.
Europe 7.5, USA 3.5
11:16 a.m.: Schauffele and Cantlay can’t overcome the power of Rahm and Hatton who put another point on the board for Europe
11:00 a.m.: Macintyre and Hovland answer Henley back with a birdie on 14, re-taking the lead by one.
Europe 6.5, USA 3.5
10:53 a.m.: Henley hits a massive birdie putt to tie the final match of the morning, while Fleetwood and McIlroy closer out English and Morikawa despite a late push.
10:51 a.m.: Team USA is making pushes in the other three matches, but Europe keeps stonewalling them at every turn.
Europe 5.5, USA 3.5
10:38 a.m.: DeChambeau and Young close out Fitzpatrick and Aberg for a much needed victory.
10:23 a.m.: Scheffler finally makes a putt to win a hole on 11, as he and Henley are just 1 Down now.
10:18 a.m.: Rahm hits a wedge shot inches next to the hole, allowing he and Hatton to go back up by two on the back nine.
10:04 a.m.: Team USA has had some opportunities, but Scheffler and Schauffele have both missed key putts that could’ve cut into their deficits.
9:41 a.m.: Hovland is able to extend his lead back to two points by besting Scheffler on a pair of birdie putts on eight.
9:19 a.m.: Rahm responds with an incredible chip-in on the following hole to re-take the lead by one.
9:11 a.m.: Rahm and Hatton show some rare cracks as they have now dropped two holes, allowing Schauffele and Cantlay to tie.
9:06 a.m.: Europe seems to have steadied a big American push, with McIlroy and Fleetwood specifically opening a big lead on Morikawa and English.
8:54 a.m.: Fleetwood’s dominance continues as he continues to make putts, this time a par putt to make his match 3 UP for Europe.
8:39 a.m.: Young bests Fitzpatrick on a pair of par putts, and Team USA bets a much-needed lead in that match.
8:24 a.m.: Robert MacIntyre gets his first big moment of the weekend, nailing a birdie putt to get a third European lead on the board.
8:15 a.m.: Team USA is in scramble mode early just to tie holes with Europe making all its putts so far.
8:05 a.m.: Europe is off and running as Fleetwood birdied another hole to collect a lead, getting blue on the scoreboard for the second match.
7:54 a.m.: Fleetwood ties the match back up with a birdie putt on two, which followed Morikawa missing a chip in by a few inches. Meanwhile, Rahm and Hatton are able to win the first hole.
7:42 a.m.: Cam Young remains hot by chipping in on the third hole, and there are now two American leads on the board. Meanwhile, the third match is about to tee off.
7:39 a.m.: After a rough showing yesterday, English gets off to a strong start by making a birdie to collect an early lead.
7:29 a.m.: While Harris English drives the ball in good position on the first hole, McIlroy’s drive goes well left.
7:19 a.m.: After Young sticks a wedge next to the hole, Aberg drains a big birdie putt to keep the match tied.
7:12 a.m.: Day 2 is underway as DeChambeau smacks a driver down the first fairway while Aberg’s goes wide right.
7:03 a.m.: Good Morning from Day 2 of the Ryder Cup! The U.S. will look to start a comeback soon as Dechambeau and Young fave Aberg and Fitzpatrick.
Day 1
Europe 5.5, USA 2.5
6:14 p.m.: On the 18th hole, both McIlroy and Burns barely miss birdie putts, producing the first tied match of the event.
5:58 p.m.: This time Burns matches McIlroy with a birdie on 17, as the final match of the day heads to 18 up for grabs.
Europe 5, USA 2
5:51 p.m.: Rose and Fleetwood are able to hold off DeChambeau and Griffin with a birdie on 18 to secure a full point.
5:45 p.m.: Cantlay and McIlroy exchange birdie putts to send this match to 17 tied.
5:34 p.m.: DeChambeau extends his match with a huge birdie on 17, setting up a pivotal 18th hole to close it out.
5:22 p.m.: Fleetwood is able to drain a birdie putt on 16 while DeChambeau and Griffin miss their’s, guaranteeing half a point.
Europe 4, USA 2
5:08 p.m.: Straka and Rahm close out Scheffler and Spaun on the 16th hole with a Straka birdie.
5:07 p.m.: Cantlay’s been hot but he misses an easy one that would’ve given Team USA the lead. Instead that match remains tied.
4:55 p.m.: Cantlay drills a birdie putt while McIlroy’s attempt lips out, tying that match with five holes to play.
4:49 p.m.: Scheffler finally makes a big putt but Rahm matches him to make the first match of the afternoon dormie.
4:45 p.m.: Fleetwood plays the 14th hole beautifully as he gets Europe 1 Up in his match with a birdie.
Europe 3, USA 2
4:43 p.m.: Young and Thomas put a point on the board for Team USA as Young finishes out this match on 13.
4:33 p.m.: Cantlay is grinding once again as he birdies the 11th hole to get to 1 Down vs. McIlroy and Lowry.
4:22 p.m.: Young gets another birdie as he and Thomas are pouring it on against Hojgaard and Aberg.
4:10 p.m.: Lowry gets a hole back on his own to extend the lead over Cantlay and Burns back up to two.
4:03 p.m.: Justin Thomas has certainly turned it on in the afternoon, giving Team USA a four-hole lead in his match.
3:55 p.m.: Cantlay gives the Americans a boost by birdieing the 10th hole to get back to 1 Down.
3:49 p.m.: DeChambeau and Griffin have been unable to extend their lead, allowing Fleetwood to birdie the 11th and tie the match.
3:36 p.m.: Once again, Rahm outdoes Scheffler on a pair of birdie putt to put him and Straka up three on Scheffler and Spaun.
3:26 p.m.: Cam Young has played Bethpage Black throughout his life, and it shows as he drains a birdie to go up three shots.
3:19 p.m.: Scheffler’s struggles are becoming more apparent as he has yet to birdie a hole in the afternoon.
3:05 p.m.: McIlroy is feeling it as he knocks down a second-straight birdie putt, taking a two-hole lead over Burns and Cantlay.
2:49 p.m.: McIlroy and Lowry take one-hole lead as McIlroy buries a birdie putt on six.
2:41 p.m.: Rahm bests Scheffler on the eighth hole, making his birdie putt while the world No. 1 misses his.
2:37 p.m.: Ben Griffin’s first Ryder Cup moment comes on the seventh hole as he drains a long putt, but Justin Rose responds with a long make of his own to prevent the U.S. from gaining a point.
2:35 p.m.: Aberg faces a birdie putt to win the sixth hole but can’t convert, as he and Hojgaard remain 2 down.
2:18 p.m.: Justin Thomas stuck an iron right next to the hole on five and makes the lone birdie of the hole to go up two in the match.
2:03 p.m.: DeChambeau birdies the fifth hole to get some red on the board as he and Griffin are now1 UP.
1:54 p.m.: McIlroy’s tee shot on three lands right next to the hole, but he misses the put to keep the match All Square.
1:43 p.m.: Shane Lowry collects a birdie to put the pressure on Burns, who pushes his putt wide to make the match All Square.
1:29 p.m.: New York native Cam Young drains a birdie put on the second hole and two American groups now have a lead.
1:26 p.m.: A strong start to the anchor match as Sam Burns birdies to go up one on the first hole.
1:11 p.m.: Rahm bests Scheffler on the third hole to put Europe 1 Up in the that match. Meanwhile, Justin Thomas produces a birdie to tie Rasmus Hojgaard on the first.
1:01 p.m.: Sepp Straka chips in for birdie on the second hole to tie the first match back up. Meanwhile, thr third group is now on the course at 1.
12:54 a.m.: Fleetwood and DeChambeau both birdie the first hole as the second match is All Square thru 1.
12:45 p.m.: Bryson DeChambeau and Ben Griffin have teed off with President Donald Trump following them, which isn’t a surprise given Bryson’s connection to the Trumps.
12:41 p.m.: Ryder Cup rookie J.J. Spaun opens the match with the only birdie of the group to put the U.S. 1 Up.
12:28 p.m.: The second session is now underway as all four players in the first match have teed off.
12:00 p.m.: Here are the groups and tee times for the afternoon four-ball session.
Europe 3, USA 1
11:53 a.m.: Schaeffle and Cantlay hang on to put up USA’s first point of the event as Hovland’s bad drive on 18 dooms his pair.
11:39 a.m.: Needing to make a putt to halve the 17th hole, MacIntyre’s roll goes wide to secure half a point for the Americans.
11:30 a.m.: Both Hovland and Cantlay miss birdie putts on the 16th hole, keeping the match tied with two holes left.
11:23 a.m.: Michael Jordan summarized Team USA’s issues susinctly.
11:17 a.m.: Hovland and MacIntyre tie their match with Schauffele and Cantlay on the 15th hole, putting even more pressure on the Americans.
10:51 a.m.: Hovland and MacIntyre have now won two-straight holes and the Americans are up just one with five holes to play.
Europe 3, USA 0
10:43 a.m.: Fitzpatrick drains a putt to give Europe its third point of the day, stunning Scheffler and Henley.
Europe 2, USA 0
10:35 a.m.: Not long after, McIlroy and Fleetwood close out their match 5&4 as the Europeans now have a two-point lead.
Europe 1, USA 0
10:33 a.m.: Rahm and Hatton put the first point on the board as Thomas misses a putt on 15 to extend the match.
10:18 a.m.: Schauffele and Cantlay pick up another hole to go up by three, as the veteran pair have been Team USA’s best group today.
10:14 a.m.: Scheffler and Henley get win a huge hole to drop the deficit to four holes with five to play. Time is running our for the pair, though.
10:02 a.m.: Hatton’s putter remains hot as he and Rahm take a three-hole lead with five to play. Meanwhile, Schauffele and Cantlay win a much-needed hole to go up by two.
9:57 a.m.: Henley and Scheffler have nothing going as they drop another hole to fall five-back with six holes to play.
9:46 a.m.: Hatton nails a long birdie putt to go up two holes on DeChambeau and Thomas.
9:36 a.m.: Schauffele drains a huge putt on eight to get some red back on the board and take a one-hole lead.
9:27 a.m.: Team USA now leads none of the four matches as MacIntyre and Hovland win the seventh hole for Europe.
9:22 a.m.: Morikawa’s best shot of the day comes on the ninth hole as he sticks an iron next to the hole. He and English need to find some wins quickly.
9:14 a.m.: Russell Henley’s struggles continue as he misses a putt while Ludvig Aberg makes his to go up four.
9:05 a.m.: Rahm misses a putt on nine that results in a tied hole, keeping the first match at Europe Up 1 entering the back nine.
8:52 a.m.: Europe now has three leads on the board as Rahm and Hatton win two-straight holes in the first match.
8:43 p.m.: McIlroy makes another birdie putt to extend his match’s lead to three through five holes. Meanwhile, Thomas misses another putt as the Europeans tie the first match.
8:39 a.m.: Now it’s Hatton’s turn to save Rahm’s tee poor tee shot with a great shot from in between the trees.
8:33 a.m.: The putts are falling for the Europeans. McIlroy and Fleetwood take a two-hole lead while MacIntyre and Fitzpatrick drain long putts to put pressure on Team USA.
8:25 a.m.: A great swing from Europe as Henley misses a birdie putt to lose the fifth hole while Rahm produces an incredible shot to save Hatton and get Europe back into play on that hole.
8:22 a.m.: Cantlay drains a birdie putt on the second hole to take an early lead in the fourth match.
8:19 a.m.: A few USA players produce nice approach shots to set up great chances, while Hatton’s drive on six ends up in big trouble well left of the fairway.
8:12 a.m.: Henley misses a birdie putt that opens the door for Europe to take another one-hole lead in the second match.
8:09 a.m.: Schauffele misses a great opportunity to take an early lead as that match is tied after one.
8:00 a.m.: The fourth and final group has teed off with MacIntyre and Schauffele get the match going.
7:53 a.m.: Fleetwood’s impressive wedge shot from deep in the rough leads to winning the hole as Europe takes an early lead in that match.
7:49 a.m.: Scheffler drains a birdie putt on the second hole to tie the match back up.
7:44 a.m.: The third match is now on the course as Rory McIlroy and Harris English both tee off.
7:35 a.m.: Thomas misses a birdie putt on 2, missing an opportuntity to win a second-straight hole. On the first hole, Europe is in position to take an early lead.
7:29 a.m.: Russell Henley and Ludvig Aberg tee off to open the second match with Europe getting the early advantage closer to the hole.
7:22 a.m.: Both Thomas and Hatton put their wedge shots on the green as each team has a birdie putt. Rahm misses his while DeChambeau drains his putt, and USA is up one in the first match.
7:12 a.m.: Rahm and DeChambeau open to event, as Europe ends up in the rough while Team USA is feet short of the green. We are underway!
7:00 a.m.: The Ryder Cup is moments away from teeing off! Bryson DeChambeau and Justin Thomas will face Jon Rahm and Tyrrell Hatton in the first match.
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How to watch the Ryder Cup 2025
- Date: Sunday, September 28
- Time: 12 p.m. ET, 9 a.m. PT
- TV Channel: NBC
- Live Stream: Peacock, Fubo
USA Network will have the broadcast of the first round of the 2025 Ryder Cup starting at 7 a.m. on Friday, Sept. 21. TV coverage shifts to NBC on the second and third days of competition from 7 a.m.-6 p.m. ET on Saturday and noon-6 p.m. ET on Sunday. Each day can be streamed live on Peacock or with Fubo, which offers a free trial for new users.
Dan Hicks and Terry Gannon are leading play-by-play coverage alongside analysts Brad Faxon, Paul McGinley, Notah Begay III and Nick Faldo.
Here’s a look at the full Ryder Cup broadcast schedule for 2025:
Ryder Cup schedule
| Date | Time (ET) | TV/Live stream |
|---|---|---|
| Friday, Sept. 26 | 7 a.m.-6 p.m. | USA Network, Fubo |
| Saturday, Sept. 27 | 7 a.m.-6 p.m. | NBC, Fubo |
| Sunday, Sept. 28 | Noon-6 p.m. | NBC, Fubo |
Ryder Cup pairings and tee times today
Sunday Singles
| Time (ET) | United States | Europe |
| 12:02 p.m. (Match 1) | Cameron Young | Justin Rose |
| 12:13 p.m. (Match 2) | Justin Thomas | Tommy Fleetwood |
| 12:24 p.m. (Match 3) | Bryson DeChambeau | Matt Fitzpatrick |
| 12:35 p.m. (Match 4) | Scottie Scheffler | Rory McIlroy |
| 12:46 p.m. (Match 5) | Patrick Cantlay | Ludvig Aberg |
| 12:57 p.m. (Match 6) | Xander Schauffele | Jon Rahm |
| 1:08 p.m. (Match 7) | J.J. Spaun | Sepp Straka |
| 1:19 p.m. (Match 8) | Russell Henley | Shane Lowry |
| 1:30 p.m. (Match 9) | Ben Griffin | Nicolai Hojgaard |
| 1:41 p.m. (Match 10) | Collin Morikawa | Tyrrell Hatton |
| 1:52 p.m. (Match 11) | Sam Burns | Robert MacIntyre |
| 2:03 p.m. (Match 12) | Harris English | Viktor Hovland |
