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The 45th Ryder Cup is in the books, and it was Europe holding off the U.S., 15-13, despite winning just one singles match on Sunday at Bethpage Black. Here’s how each player and captain graded.
The Ryder Cup indignation is well placed following three wildly contentious days, but it is also a little misplaced.
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Rex Hoggard and Ryan Lavner grade the performance of the US Ryder Cup team, with Xander Schauffele earning high marks as a pleasant surprise and Harris English struggling mightily coming out of the envelope.
Rex Hoggard and Ryan Lavner grade the performance of the European Ryder Cup team, with Tommy Fleetwood leading the way for the winning squad and Rasmus Hojgaard being an issue for captain Luke Donald.
No other competitor in this 45th Ryder Cup had endured what McIlroy had over the past three days at Bethpage Black, where he was subject to a constant barrage of heckling and personal attacks from the partisan New York crowd.
Viktor Hovland withdrew prior to his Sunday singles match due to a neck injury. This led to both teams getting a half-point due to the Ryder Cup’s envelope rule, which Keegan Bradley thinks “has to change” in the future.
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