Summary
Viktor Hovland, a golfer for Team Europe, was unable to play in a Ryder Cup singles match due to a neck injury. This led to the use of the "envelope rule," which meant his opponent, Harris English, also did not play, and the match was canceled. The rule adjusted the overall score to 11–5 in favor of Europe.
Key Facts
- Viktor Hovland was set to play a singles match in the Ryder Cup but withdrew due to a neck injury.
- The "envelope rule" was used, which meant Harris English, Hovland's opponent, also did not compete.
- The match's cancellation changed the score to 11–5 in favor of Europe.
- The envelope rule was last used in 1993.
- This rule is part of Ryder Cup regulations for handling player withdrawals due to injuries.
- Team Europe captain, Luke Donald, confirmed Hovland's injury and the decision to use the rule.
