Summary
Team Europe holds the largest lead in Ryder Cup history against Team USA, with a score of 11.5 to 4.5 after two days. This marks the biggest lead Team Europe has ever had in the competition, which started in 1927. The American team faces a significant challenge, needing to win 10 of 12 matches on the final day to secure victory.
Key Facts
- Team Europe is leading Team USA with a score of 11.5 to 4.5.
- This is the largest lead in modern Ryder Cup history for Team Europe.
- Rory McIlroy stated winning a Ryder Cup away from home is very challenging.
- Scottie Scheffler lost all four of his matches, a first since this format began in 1979.
- Tommy Fleetwood won all four of his matches on the road.
- Tensions rose between American and European players during the matches.
- Europe needs only 2.5 more points to retain the Ryder Cup.
- The American team must win 10 out of 12 singles matches to win the Cup.
