If being in contention on Sunday is part of a player’s game, it’s the part of Brooks Koepka’s bag that he’s least pleased with entering the Houston Open this week. Despite three consecutive finishes inside the top 20, Koepka said the one part of his game that’s missing is contending to win with nine holes left in the tournament.
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The European team moved to within two points of retaining the Ryder Cup on Sunday after Viktor Hovland was forced to withdraw prior to his singles match because of a neck injury.
Up seven points, 11.5-4.5, Europe unsurprisingly enters Sunday singles as the heavy betting favorite to win the 45th Ryder Cup.
If Hovland, who was a late scratch from Saturday afternoon fourballs because of a neck injury, doesn’t play Sunday, it would invoke the Envelope Rule.
The confrontation occurred on Bethpage’s 15th green, ignited by Rose telling DeChambeau’s caddie, Greg Bodine, to back off while he read his birdie putt.
World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler is 0-4 and world No. 2 Rory McIlroy is 3-0-1. They will clash in Sunday singles at the Ryder Cup.
Here’s how you can watch all of the action and get all the updates for the 45th Ryder Cup matches at Bethpage Black.
Here are the 12 singles matches Sunday at Bethpage Black to determine the winner of the 45th Ryder Cup.
U.S. Ryder Cup fans had little to cheer about Saturday at Bethpage, so they jeered to an extreme. The scene got ugly, but the nastiest scene of all was the scoreboard.
Recap of an emotional Saturday afternoon fourballs session at at Bethpage Black, where the Europeans won 3-1 to take a record seven-point lead into Sunday singles.
After earning his first point on Saturday morning, DeChambeau joined forces with Scottie Scheffler in the afternoon four-ball session. Four holes in, and DeChambeau nearly holed out for albatross.