Europe keeps the 2025 Rider Cup behind strong offers from Rorre McLeroi, Ludwig Abang

Bethpage Black suddenly turned into a war, but Europe was late to keep the Ryder Cup. Europe won 11-14.

Europe ended the second day, an increase of 11.5-4.5, which is the largest deficit of the United States team ever faced with the coordination of the current event of 28 points. However, after Viktor Hovland was forced to withdraw due to a neck injury, Harris English sat on the bench, and their match was sentenced to a tie due to the rules of events.

Thus, Europe needed only two points out of 11 to be the first champion of repetition since Europe was three in a row from 2010 to 2014.

However, it was definitely grinding to get these two points. The United States won three consecutive points, with Kam Young and Justin Thomas in 18 years to win their matches, one.

Praison Deschampo fought from 5 to seven to link his match with Matt Fitzpatrick, who could have won him if he had not missed 3 feet in 17 while reaching one.

Ludwig Abrag defeated Patrick Canale, 2 and 1, to give Europe 13.5 points, but then, Europe did not lead any of the remaining matches. Suddenly, the United States closed the gap to only three points.

But at the age of eighteen, Shin Lori won the hole against Russell Henley to link his match and get the half -point needed to keep the cup.

It is also the first time that a far -ray team has won the Ryder Cup since the amazing Europe returned in 2012 in Medinah.

Europe won each of the first four sessions, the Rider Cup first. Three of those sessions were 3-1.

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