Overview
- Shane Lowry holed a short putt on the 18th to secure a half against Russell Henley and clinch the 14 points needed, with Europe winning 15–13.
- Europe entered Sunday up 11.5–4.5 and started the singles at 12–5 after Viktor Hovland withdrew with a neck issue, triggering the envelope-rule half point.
- The United States stormed back in the singles as Scottie Scheffler, Justin Thomas and Cameron Young posted key wins, while Ludvig Åberg delivered Europe’s lone singles victory.
- Reports detailed persistent abuse from sections of the home crowd; officials said two spectators were ejected as the PGA of America increased security and displayed conduct warnings.
- The triumph capped a rare away success for Europe and a second consecutive win under captain Luke Donald.