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When England’s Josh Hill, the most unlikely hero of them all, rolled in a 4-footer on an 18th green engulfed by seemingly all of Ireland, the greatest Walker Cup comeback in history was complete.
Walker Cup 2026: Day 2 singles highlights
Extended highlights from the Sunday singles session in the 51st Walker Cup, which featured the greatest comeback in the competition's history.
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Ethan Fang was fully exposed to whipping winds coming off the coast of Ireland while playing the eighth hole at Lahinch during his Sunday’s singles match.
Preston Stout faced a severe downslope attempt at the par-5 fifth hole. See his approach shot and par putt.
American teenagers Miles Russell and Tyler Watts won for their foursome match second straight morning at Lahinch, bringing the U.S. within striking distance of its sixth straight Walker Cup.
Golf Channel’s Steve Burkowski and Paul McGinley share their reactions to the Day 2 foursome matches. McGinley said the U.S. put the foot down early and forced GB&I to make unforced errors.
Preston Stout almost jarred his tee shot on the 13th hole at Lahinch. The world’s top-ranked amateur might be playing on foreign soil this week but the American got a hearty round of applause from the Irish fans.
Irishman Stuart Grehan took down the No. 1 ranked amateur in the world on Saturday at Lahinch. The 33-year-old Grehan won each of the last three holes to defeat Preston Stout in a stunning singles match.
Stuart Grehan buried this difficult putt to tie Preston Stout during their singles match on Saturday at the 51st Ryder Cup.
Was Niall Shiels Donegan too quick to rake back this short putt at the ninth hole at Lahinch? American Ryder Cowan was quick to call in an official as Donegan’s action happened before the U.S. conceded the hole.
See how the first foursomes session played out Saturday at Lahinch in Ireland with Day 1 foursomes highlights in the 51st Walker Cup. Also, hear from the winning teams.
Steve Burkowski and Brentley Romine take a look at the Day 1 single matches, where Niall Sheils Donegan has some extra motivation, courtesy Romine.