Ryder Cup 2025: UK tee times and pairings for Sunday…

Ryder Cup 2025: UK tee times and pairings for Sunday singles matches

Unfazed: Rory McIlroy has not let abuse from the crowd affect his game at the Ryder Cup - (Getty Images)

Team Europe stand on the brink of a truly remarkable Ryder Cup victory in New York.

Luke Donald’s ruthless defending champions have produced a stunning and dominant two days so far at Bethpage Black, defying their underdog status to close in on a rare away triumph.

After such a strong showing from the outset on Friday, Europe went one step further on Saturday, winning six of eight matches in total across the foursomes and fourballs sessions to open up a surely unassailable 11.5 to 4.5 advantage heading into Sunday’s 12 singles matches.

The visitors need just three more points to win the Ryder Cup again outright, and as such captain Donald has gone with many of his form players early on Sunday against a reeling Team USA staring at a potentially humiliating defeat on home soil.

The locked-in Justin Rose leads off against Cameron Young, followed by Tommy Fleetwood looking to keep up his remarkable run against Justin Thomas.

Matt Fitzpatrick battles Bryson DeChambeau, followed by the headline match of the day as Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler lock horns.

Ludvig Aberg gets a meeting with Patrick Cantlay, with Jon Rahm facing Xander Schauffele and Sepp Straka taking on JJ Spaun.

Shane Lowry meets world No3 Russell Henley, while two Ryder Cup rookies go head to head in Ben Griffin and Rasmus Hojgaard.

Tyrrell Hatton will fancy his chances against Collin Morikawa, with Robert MacIntyre playing Sam Burns before Viktor Hovland battles Harris English, provided the Norwegian is able to take the course after a neck injury that will require a scan after he was withdrawn late from fourballs action on Saturday afternoon.