Skinny: Great rookie performance that ended with sour taste via singles loss to Rory McIlroy. Looks like a U.S. stud for a long time.

Skinny: Another strong rookie who didnt let the pressure of the moment get to him. Shined in singles with a clutch victory.

Skinny: Captains pick continued to add to a putrid career record (9-17-4). Bogey-bogey finish in singles was crippling and added to a what-could-have-been season.

Skinny: Atoned for 1-3 performance last time with steady play and booming drives. Paired well with Kuchar.

Skinny: Gutsy and gritty with Dufner and kept U.S. hopes alive with singles victory over struggling Graeme McDowell.

Skinny: Only loss was in singles but he was erratic against Lee Westwood in singles with four birdies and four bogeys.

Skinny: Difficult to knock Lefty for his singles loss to Justin Rose, but his request to sit Saturday afternoon hurt the team.

Skinny: Bogey on 17 in singles against Ian Poulter was poor timing. Week was nothing bad, nothing special. Just mediocre.

Skinny: The nerves got to him on a couple occasions and his singles loss to Paul Lawrie in the most lop-sided match of the day aided the European run.

Skinny: A winless record only deserves one grade. Hampered Tiger Woods twice and blew it against Martin Kaymer in singles.

Skinny: Along with Bradley, brought the most energy to the U.S. Fought hard in tough singles loss to Luke Donald.

Skinny: Played well to finish his Friday and Saturday fourball matches, but the American team needs more from its top-ranked player.

Skinny: Only gaffe was sitting Dustin Johnson out of two team matches and sending three rookies out in the first three Sunday matches.