Ryder Cup 2025 LIVE!
Europe are celebrating a remarkable victory in the Ryder Cup in New York. Luke Donald’s side became just the fifth European team ever to win the event on American soil as they triumphed 15-13 at Bethpage Black, and the first since the famous ‘Miracle at Medinah’ in 2012.
Their historic triumph came despite a dramatic late fightback from the USA, who rallied magnificently with a record singles showing on Sunday, when Europe won only one off 11 total matches, to restore some pride after a horror first two days for Keegan Bradley’s team. But Shane Lowry eventually held his nerve on the 18th green to successfully retain the Ryder Cup for Europe, with another hard-earned half-point from Tyrrell Hatton then sealing an outright victory for the tourists.
Luke Donald joins Tony Jacklin as the only European captains ever to win the Ryder Cup both at home and away, with fans and players now all calling for him to stay in the role for a third time at Adare Manor in Ireland in 2027. Follow reaction to Europe winning the Ryder Cup live below!
Ryder Cup 2025 latest news (Europe win 15-13)
- Tyrrell Hatton wins Ryder Cup outright for Europe
- Shane Lowry retains Ryder Cup for Europe
- 1 UP Cameron Young F Justin Rose
- 1 UP Justin Thomas F Tommy Fleetwood
- Bryson DeChambeau F Matt Fitzpatrick (tied)
- Xander Schauffele beats Jon Rahm 4&3
- Ludvig Aberg beats Patrick Cantlay 2&1
- 1 UP Scottie Scheffler F Rory McIlroy
- JJ Spaun beats Sepp Straka 2&1
- 1 UP Ben Griffin F Rasmus Hojgaard
- Sam Burns F Robert MacIntyre (tied)
The brilliant European celebrations continue unabated at Bethpage Black, where the home crowd have long since departed and only the travelling contingent remain.
And they are lapping up every bit of it!
Where does this team rank among the greatest in Ryder Cup history?
A record singles performance from the USA took the shine off it just a little tonight, but it’s still a momentous achievement and the first two days were utterly incredible.
They win four of five sessions on US soil for the first time since 1979!
It’s only their fifth-ever Ryder Cup win away and first since the famous ‘Miracle at Medinah’ in 2012.
Luke Donald joins Tony Jacklin as the only European captains ever to win a Ryder Cup both at home and in America.
Will he be back at Adare Manor in 2027?
He avoided the question in his TV interview on the course.
Keegan Bradley describes him as the best captain in European history.
OUR TIME. OUR PLACE. pic.twitter.com/ChX5YMcxKf
— Ryder Cup Europe (@RyderCupEurope) September 28, 2025
Let the celebrations begin!
Pure emotion from Shane Lowry after the best moment of his career to date.
He’s already been celebrating with a well-earned beer on the course!
An emotional Shane Lowry, who delivered the putt for Team Europe to retain the Ryder Cup! 🥲🏆 pic.twitter.com/Mqm7tAGim2
— Sky Sports (@SkySports) September 28, 2025
Sam Burns F Robert MacIntyre (tied)
22:59 , George FloodEurope finish a truly remarkable Ryder Cup with another half secured by MacIntyre against Burns.
The final winning margin is 15 to 13.
1 UP Sam Burns vs Robert MacIntyre
22:53 , George FloodAlways strange when a match is still going on with everything now decided.
But on go Burns and MacIntyre at the 18th.
Tyrrell Hatton wins Ryder Cup outright for Europe
22:47 , George FloodTwo putts to win the match for Hatton.
The first veers left but it will be a half - and now Europe have won the Ryder Cup outright!
Morikawa with a putt to tie the match, down it goes.
Europe win the Ryder Cup with 14.5 points.
“Two more years” the jubilant European fans chant at Luke Donald.
Collin Morikawa vs Tyrrell Hatton (tied)
22:45 , George FloodMorikawa now with a long birdie putt at 18 that goes nowhere near.
Surely that’s the half-point now guaranteed to win the Ryder Cup outright for Europe.
Burns still one up going to 18 against MacIntyre.
1 UP Sam Burns vs Robert MacIntyre
22:44 , George FloodMacIntyre with a birdie putt at 17 to draw level with Burns... just misses.
Collin Morikawa vs Tyrrell Hatton (tied)
22:43 , George FloodMorikawa drills into the bunker behind the green on 18.
Hatton fares much better with his second shot up onto the green.
Huge chance this for Hatton.
1 UP Sam Burns vs Robert MacIntyre
22:39 , George FloodMacIntyre is going to have a good look at a birdie here after a fine first shot at the par-three 17th.
The moment that Shane Lowry retained the Ryder Cup for Europe...
SHANE LOWRY COMES UP CLUTCH TO RETAIN THE RYDER CUP! #TeamEurope | #OurTimeOurPlace pic.twitter.com/Q6LKpWr0aQ
— Ryder Cup Europe (@RyderCupEurope) September 28, 2025
1 UP Ben Griffin F Rasmus Hojgaard
22:37 , George FloodVery long birdie putts for Griffin and Hojgaard at 18.
Griffin misses his, it’s an incredibly tough shot to win the Ryder Cup outright for Hojgaard.
It’s not far away at all! Superb try.
But he loses and it’s a point for the USA.
14-12 now the European lead.
Over to Hatton and MacIntyre.
Collin Morikawa vs Tyrrell Hatton (tied)
22:34 , George FloodThe USA fans are streaming for the exits with their superb comeback now extinguished.
Morikawa leaves a putt comfortably short at 17 and it’s still tied going to the last.
Collin Morikawa vs Tyrrell Hatton (tied)
22:33 , George FloodHatton is so close to sinking a long-range birdie putt at 17!
What an effort.
1 UP Ben Griffin vs Rasmus Hojgaard
22:32 , George FloodHojgaard with a hanging shot out of the bunker at 18.
It stays in the air for an age before spinning onto the green and sloping away.
Griffin finds the same line and ends up a few feet back from his fellow rookie.
Shane Lowry - a moment he will never forget.
Simply superb.
We’ve still got three matches ongoing here for Europe to find the half-point they need to win outright.
Griffin and Burns are still 1 UP on Hojgaard and MacIntyre after 17 and 15 holes respectively.
Now Morikawa halves the 16th for the USA. Still tied in that one.
Shane Lowry retains the Ryder Cup for Europe
22:22 , George FloodWild celebrations from Lowry on that 18th green after he snatches the half-point to retain the Ryder Cup for Europe.
Magnificent scenes.
He’s in floods of tears.
Shane Lowry retains the Ryder Cup for Europe
22:19 , George FloodLOWRY HAS DONE IT!
EUROPE HAVE RETAINED THE RYDER CUP!
1 UP Russell Henley vs Shane Lowry
22:18 , George FloodLowry with a birdie putt at 18 now to tie this match and retain the Ryder Cup for Europe.
Can he make it?
1 UP Russell Henley vs Shane Lowry
22:17 , George FloodBack to this all-important finish at 18, where the 45th Ryder Cup could well be won and lost.
Henley taking his time lining up this crucial straight putt from above the hole.
It’s short!
1 UP Ben Griffin vs Rasmus Hojgaard
22:16 , George FloodGriffin remains up on Hojgaard after the latter leaves a putt to win the 16th well short.
1 UP Russell Henley vs Shane Lowry
22:15 , George FloodLowry holds his nerve to also place a superb shot onto the green behind the pin from the fairway.
Can Lowry get this over the line for Europe?
1 UP Russell Henley vs Shane Lowry
22:14 , George FloodHenley out of the bunker at 18, it’s a terrific strike to land on the green.
Wonderful shot, measured to perfection.
Sam Burns vs Robert MacIntyre (tied)
22:11 , George FloodInto the crowd from MacIntyre off the tee at 15.
I think that’s hit somebody in the leg.
Ouch!
Burns well off the mark too beyond the ropes.
Collin Morikawa vs Tyrrell Hatton (tied)
22:10 , George FloodSo close to a sublime birdie putt from Morikawa at 15!
Hojgaard lofts nicely onto the green at 16.
Hatton can’t sink his putt and he remains tied with Morikawa with three to play.
1 UP Russell Henley vs Shane Lowry
22:08 , George FloodHenley finds one of the many bunkers off the tee at the par-four 18th.
He’s to the left of the fairway.
1 UP Russell Henley vs Shane Lowry
22:06 , George FloodLowry putts to stay in this match and take it to 18... lands it.
Can he fight for the half-point Europe need to retain the Ryder Cup?
Pressure on Hojgaard, Hatton and MacIntyre if not.
Lovely shot from Hatton onto the green at 15.
1 UP Russell Henley vs Shane Lowry
22:04 , George FloodHenley with a birdie putt down the slope at 17 to win his match against Lowry and bring the USA to within just two points.
You could cut the tension around Bethpage with a knife!
He can’t hole it, chance for Lowry.
1 UP Ben Griffin vs Rasmus Hojgaard
22:02 , George FloodNot so fast!
Hojgaard falters against Griffin at 15 and the USA now lead in two of the remaining four matches.
Some of these matches we didn’t think would be particularly important today are suddenly becoming absolutely crucial!
Sam Burns vs Robert MacIntyre (tied)
22:01 , George FloodBurns with a simple putt to tie the 14th against MacIntyre.
Tied in three of the four remaining matches.
Only Henley has a lead at 17 against Lowry.
1 UP Russell Henley vs Shane Lowry
21:59 , George FloodWhat a shot from Henley up onto the 17th green!
That was cheered as loudly as anything today.
These USA fans really believe...
JJ Spaun beats Sepp Straka 2&1
21:56 , George FloodSpaun with two putts to win the match against Straka at 17 and make Europe sweat this out even more.
He narrowly misses but Straka concedes.
USA within three, now trailing 13.5 to 10.5 with four matches still ongoing.
This has been a remarkable comeback.
DeChambeau is emotional with his interview on the course after fighting back from five down to tie with Fitzpatrick.
“I love my country.”
Scheffler also full of emotion as he embraces his wife after a hard few days for the world No1 that finishes on a high.
1 UP Scottie Scheffler F Rory McIlroy
21:48 , George FloodScheffler leaves the first putt just short and Rory concedes.
Another big point for the USA!
They now trail 13.5 to 9.5.
Again though, Europe need just half-a-point here to retain the Ryder Cup despite a major late wobble.
One point to win outright.
1 UP Scottie Scheffler vs Rory McIlroy
21:47 , George FloodScheffler has two putts at the 18th to win his match against McIlroy...
1 UP Russell Henley vs Shane Lowry
21:46 , George FloodHard to keep up with all this action at the moment in what is a far, far livelier finish than we were expecting.
Europe have panicked badly here.
Henley down to one up against Lowry with three to play.
So that match being halved means Europe now need just half-a-point more to retain the Ryder Cup.
One more full point to win outright.
They are down in four of the remaining six matches, with two ties.
Bryson DeChambeau F Matt Fitzpatrick (tied)
21:41 , George FloodDeChambeau putts for par to tie his match with Fitzpatrick.
Still an extraordinary comeback from five down.
The drama continues!
What a finish at Bethpage.
Ludvig Aberg beats Patrick Cantlay 2&1
21:40 , George FloodFinally Europe get back on the scoreboard as Cantlay misses his putt at 17 to lose 2&1 to Aberg.
Europe now lead 13-8.
Bryson DeChambeau vs Matt Fitzpatrick (tied)
21:38 , George FloodYet another incredible match is coming down to the 18th green.
DeChambeau putting first for the USA for a birdie to pile major pressure on Fitzpatrick.
It’s a long one and misses well to the left.
Aberg leaves another potential match-winner short at 17.
Xander Schauffele beats Jon Rahm 4&3
21:33 , George FloodEurope are faltering all over the place here as Rahm goes down 4&3 to Schauffele after a stinker of an afternoon.
Now 12-8 to Europe.
Henley holes another huge putt for the USA against Lowry.
Patrick Cantlay vs Ludvig Aberg 2 UP
21:30 , George FloodAberg misses a putt to win his match against Cantlay at 16.
Cantlay holes his to stay alive for now.
Europe really could have done with that boost to stop this red run.
1 UP Justin Thomas F Tommy Fleetwood
21:28 , George FloodSensational from Thomas as he follows Young by nailing a dramatic match-winning putt at 18!
Incredible.
This is some comeback from the USA as they cut Europe’s lead to 12-7.
They couldn’t, could they?!
Bethpage is alive. The projected win for Europe has fallen to 14.5 to 13.5!
4 UP Xander Schauffele vs Jon Rahm
21:26 , George FloodSchauffele is now four up on Rahm through 14.
No birdie make for Fleetwood at 18, which could open the door for Rose.
Europe are reeling at the moment.
Bryson DeChambeau vs Matt Fitzpatrick (tied)
21:25 , George FloodA massive roar as Fitzpatrick can’t hole a putt to save the 17th!
Having led by as many as five, DeChambeau has now tied heading to 18.
Brilliant drama at Bethpage.
What a comeback from Bryson on this back nine.
Justin Thomas vs Tommy Fleetwood (tied)
21:23 , George FloodAnother thriller going down to the wire at the 18th as Thomas plonks a lovely approach shot in the better spot on the green.
More last-gasp birdie putts for victory coming up.
2 UP JJ Spaun vs Sepp Straka
21:22 , George FloodStraka can’t scramble to tie the 14th and he falls two behind against Spaun.
1 UP Russell Henley vs Shane Lowry
21:21 , George FloodThe singles leaderboard is becoming a sea of red after Henley wins the 13th!
Europe still with a huge lead, but this is not good viewing.
Fitzpatrick leaves a birdie putt a mile short at 17.
Straka hacking around in the rough near the fence at 14.
1 UP Scottie Scheffler vs Rory McIlroy
21:19 , George FloodMcIlroy leaves a long birdie putt short at 16, but makes the next to stay one down with two to play.
An agonising miss for Fleetwood a few moments ago too.
Europe are really struggling at the moment.
1 UP Cameron Young vs Justin Rose
21:14 , George FloodYoung steps up... HOLES IT!
Talk about composure, wow.
A point on the board for the USA as they win the first singles match in the most dramatic fashion.
They trim Europe’s overall lead to 12-6.
Cameron Young vs Justin Rose (tied)
21:11 , George FloodRose is going first with his birdie putt at 18 as a hushed silence falls... he misses it way to the left.
Can Young snatch victory for the USA at the last?
1 UP JJ Spaun vs Sepp Straka
21:10 , George FloodStraka sinks his birdie putt at 13 to halve the deficit against Spaun.
Cameron Young vs Justin Rose (tied)
21:09 , George FloodCaptivating stuff at the 18th between Rose and Young, who now both have birdie putts.
Brilliant tension in today’s top match.
1 UP Collin Morikawa vs Tyrrell Hatton
21:08 , George FloodMorikawa is back up on Hatton through 11 to add more red to this scoreboard.
Ben Griffin vs Rasmus Hojgaard (tied)
21:08 , George FloodWhat a birdie putt from Griffin at 12!
One of the shots of the week.
Tremendous.
Can Hojgaard tie? He can!
1 UP Scottie Scheffler vs Rory McIlroy
21:03 , George FloodFinally some fireworks in today’s most high-profile match as Scheffler makes his putt after the fired up McIlroy to tie the hole.
He remains in front there with three to play.
Justin Thomas vs Tommy Fleetwood (tied)
21:01 , George FloodSo unlucky for Thomas as his long birdie putt snakes away from the hole at 16.
McIlroy gestures to the crowd and beats his chest after a massive birdie putt from just off the green at 15.
Sublime.
3 UP Xander Schauffele vs Jon Rahm
20:59 , George FloodRahm is having a horrid afternoon here, missing a very makeable putt at 13 to stay three behind against Schauffele.
Cameron Young vs Justin Rose (tied)
20:58 , George FloodA huge shot coming up for Rose now then with his birdie chance at 17.
He rolls it left.
Still tied heading to the final hole.
Cameron Young vs Justin Rose (tied)
20:57 , George FloodYoung with a look at birdie at the par-three 17th, he could do with this going down to stifle Rose’s momentum.
Can’t find it.
Cantlay also misses a birdie chance at 14 and remains two down against Aberg.
Bryson DeChambeau vs Matt Fitzpatrick 1 UP
20:54 , George FloodDeChambeau has a good chance at a birdie at the par-four 15th to cut Fitzpatrick’s previously massive lead down to just one with three still to play.
He makes it. What a back nine from Bryson!
He’s recovered superbly from a nightmare start.
Ben Griffin vs Rasmus Hojgaard (tied)
20:52 , George FloodGriffin fails to make a simple par putt at 11 and his slender lead over Hojgaard disappears.
Should have made that.
2 UP JJ Spaun vs Sepp Straka
20:50 , George FloodDeChambeau punches the air in delight after his brilliant loft up the hill at 15 that puts him right near the pin.
A birdie at 12 from Spaun now doubles his lead over Straka.
Cameron Young vs Justin Rose (tied)
20:49 , George FloodRose lines up his birdie putt at the par-four 16th to win the hole and wipe out Young’s lead entirely with two to go... it’s there!
What a fightback in our top match.
1 UP Scottie Scheffler vs Rory McIlroy
20:47 , George FloodMcIlroy follows up his errant chip with a wayward putt and Scheffler edges back ahead with four holes to go.
Sam Burns vs Robert MacIntyre (tied)
20:46 , George FloodThat’s a fine birdie putt at nine for Burns as he squares things up against MacIntyre.
McIlroy with a really poor little chip out of the rough onto the green at 14.
1 UP Cameron Young vs Justin Rose
20:44 , George FloodRose with a dream of a shot up onto that 16th green.
He could tie this match with two to play.
Young’s is just as good, though.
Bryson DeChambeau vs Matt Fitzpatrick 2 UP
20:40 , George FloodDeChambeau has two chances to reduce Fitzpatrick’s lead at 15, takes the first with a perfect birdie putt.
He whips up the crowd. Now only two down with three to play.
Scottie Scheffler vs Rory McIlroy (tied)
20:38 , George FloodScheffler sinks an easy birdie putt at 13 to stay level with McIlroy.
Rose then just misses a long putt at 15 that would have brought him all square with Young.
Collin Morikawa vs Tyrrell Hatton (tied)
20:37 , George FloodHatton has taken one back against Morikawa to level things up in their contest through nine.
3 UP Xander Schauffele vs Jon Rahm
20:36 , George FloodCan Schauffele seize on Rahm’s latest miss by sinking his birdie putt at 12 to go 3 UP?
Yep, he certainly can.
1 UP JJ Spaun vs Sepp Straka
20:35 , George FloodStraka ties the 11th to stay only one down against Spaun.
Rahm’s struggles continue with an errant putt at 12.
1 UP Ben Griffin vs Rasmus Hojgaard
20:33 , George FloodImportant birdie putt from Hojgaard at 10 to stay only one down against fellow Ryder Cup rookie Griffin, who looks confident out there today.
Patrick Cantlay vs Ludvig Aberg 2 UP
20:31 , George FloodAberg goes two up on Cantlay after 12.
Meanwhile, DeChambeau goes through a full range of emotions watching his tee shot at the par-three 14th.
Fitzpatrick sends his long.
Bryson DeChambeau vs Matt Fitzpatrick 3 UP
20:29 , George FloodThe contrasting characters of DeChambeau and Fitzpatrick is really quite amusing to watch.
DeChambeau is hopping and hollering after smashing a shot at 13, while the unassuming Fitzpatrick just goes about his business quietly, landing a nice effort near the flag.
He putts well too and halves the hole to stay 3 UP with five to play.
After a brief blip, Justin Rose has entered the zone once again...
Come for the putt, stay for the reaction 🔥#TeamEurope | #OurTimeOurPlace pic.twitter.com/1z5TnsQZnL
— Ryder Cup Europe (@RyderCupEurope) September 28, 2025
2 UP Xander Schauffele vs Jon Rahm
20:24 , George FloodRahm is struggling to gain any momentum today and he’s fallen two down against Schauffele through 11.
Not quite sure what Keegan Bradley was so unhappy about with that drop at 13 from Rose.
Sure we’ll hear plenty more about it.
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1 UP JJ Spaun vs Sepp Straka
20:22 , George FloodUS Open champion Spaun takes the 10th to now lead Sepp Straka.
1 UP Cameron Young vs Justin Rose
20:21 , George FloodWhat a putt from Rose at 14 as he comes roaring back for another birdie!
Young misses to the right in an attempt to tie the hole.
He’s lost the last two now and is only 1 UP with four to play.
Justin Thomas vs Tommy Fleetwood (tied)
20:19 , George FloodFleetwood with a fine birdie four at 13, asking real questions of Thomas.
He can’t respond and the USA lead is wiped away.
Keegan Bradley still looks to be complaining to the officials after than incident with Rose.
Hovland on the course watching his team-mates.
How he would love to be out there.
18.5 to 11.5 is the current projected margin of victory for Europe
1 UP Ben Griffin vs Rasmus Hojgaard
20:15 , George FloodSo much going on out there just at the moment as Griffin goes back up on Hojgaard and Henley levels things up against Lowry.
McIlroy with a missed putt at 12 and Scheffler concedes the tie.
All square still there.
1 UP Xander Schauffele vs Jon Rahm
20:13 , George FloodSchauffele is back on top against Rahm as momentum continues to shift back and forth in that match.
Sam Burns vs Robert MacIntyre 1 UP
20:12 , George FloodNot seen too much from our last match of the day, but MacIntyre puts nicely at six to go 1 UP on Burns.
2 UP Cameron Young vs Justin Rose
20:11 , George FloodYoung’s birdie putt at 13 couldn’t get much closer without falling!
Rose now with an unlikely chance for a birdie to go back to two down with five holes to play.
It’s there! Wow. How on earth did he manage that?!
3 UP Cameron Young vs Justin Rose
20:09 , George FloodThat is just sublime from Rose, who somehow gets onto the green from the most impossible position at 13.
His drop was disputed by USA captain Bradley in a little bit of controversy with the officials brought in to look.
Rose brushes it off in the perfect manner.
Incredible.
Bryson DeChambeau vs Matt Fitzpatrick 3 UP
20:07 , George FloodDeChambeau’s good-looking birdie putt at 12 rolls around the hole and drops!
Huge celebrations from Bryson and the massive crowd beside that green.
Fitzpatrick tells them to quieten down after sinking his own birdie putt to stay 3 UP!
Talk about holding your nerve!
Much more like it from Rory with that superb putt at 11 to level up his match with Scheffler
Rory ties it up with a huge putt 💪#TeamEurope | #OurTimeOurPlace pic.twitter.com/x1HKCWJrGP
— Ryder Cup Europe (@RyderCupEurope) September 28, 2025
Patrick Cantlay vs Ludvig Aberg 1 UP
20:03 , George FloodAberg outduels Cantlay at the 10th to put some more blue on the scoreboard.
Scottie Scheffler vs Rory McIlroy (tied)
20:01 , George FloodMcIlroy with a tough long birdie putt at the par-four 11th to win the hole and erase Scheffler’s narrow lead.
THAT’S MORE LIKE IT!
Muted celebrations today from McIlroy, who is congratulated by vice-captain Thomas Bjorn.
Ben Griffin vs Rasmus Hojgaard (tied)
19:58 , George FloodGriffin can’t tie the seventh with his long putt down the slope and some red falls off.
1 UP Collin Morikawa vs Tyrrell Hatton
19:57 , George FloodMorikawa just misses a birdie putt at six that would have put him 2 UP on Hatton.
1 UP Justin Thomas vs Tommy Fleetwood
19:56 , George FloodMore red added to the board courtesy of Thomas’ heroics at 12.
He’s been really good this afternoon and spearheading this momentum shift from the USA.
3 UP Cameron Young vs Justin Rose
19:55 , George FloodRose has gone well off the boil here as he slams the ball into the trees at 13.
Lovely birdie putt from Rahm at nine to stay tied with Schauffele.
Bryson DeChambeau vs Matt Fitzpatrick 3 UP
19:50 , George FloodDeChambeau has to make this par putt at the 11th to avoid going four down again.
He sinks it.
1 UP Scottie Scheffler vs Rory McIlroy
19:48 , George FloodScheffler can’t sink his long par putt at 10 as he and McIlroy continue to struggle.
This match certainly hasn’t lived up to the lofty billing so far after difficult weekends for both men.
McIlroy to tie the hole from the edge of the green, it falls milimetres short!
With a bogey, Scheffler goes up for the first time today.
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