Summary
Team Europe won the Ryder Cup 15-13 against Team USA, marking their 13th win. A rule called the "envelope rule" came into focus after one player's injury affected the match outcomes. Team USA's captain wants the rule changed, while Team Europe's captain defended it.
Key Facts
- Team Europe won the Ryder Cup 15-13 against Team USA.
- This win marks Team Europe's 13th Ryder Cup victory and their fifth in the United States.
- The "envelope rule" was used when Viktor Hovland withdrew due to injury.
- The envelope rule halves the match if a player withdraws, affecting his opponent's participation too.
- Team USA captain Keegan Bradley thinks the rule should change.
- Team Europe captain Luke Donald supports the existing rule.
- The envelope rule has been in place since 1971 but is rarely used.
- The next Ryder Cup is scheduled for 2027 at Adare Manor.
