Summary
In the Ryder Cup, Team Europe retained their title after Shane Lowry secured the crucial half-point by tying his match against Russell Henley. The final score was Europe 15, USA 13. This victory was achieved despite intense competition from Team USA and an enthusiastic crowd.
Key Facts
- Team Europe needed two points on Sunday to retain the Ryder Cup.
- Shane Lowry earned a crucial half-point by tying his match against Russell Henley on the 18th hole.
- Lowry's successful six-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole secured the cup for Europe.
- Team Europe's final score against Team USA was 15–13.
- Tyrrell Hatton defeated Collin Morikawa to secure an outright win for Europe.
- Luke Donald, Europe's captain, described the day as the most stressful of his career.
- With this win, Luke Donald became the second European captain to win the Ryder Cup both at home and away, after Tony Jacklin.
