Overview
- Europe won 15–13 for its first Ryder Cup victory on U.S. soil since 2012, giving captain Luke Donald consecutive wins as European skipper.
- Team USA mounted a major final‑day surge, taking the bulk of the singles; Ludvig Åberg was the only European to win his match as several halves secured the remaining points.
- Shane Lowry’s halved match against Russell Henley delivered Europe’s 14th point to retain the trophy before the final 15–13 tally was confirmed.
- Viktor Hovland withdrew with a neck issue, triggering the envelope rule that awarded a half‑point to each side and set the morning score at 12–5 for Europe.
- Hostile crowd behavior drew criticism after repeated insults directed at Rory McIlroy, with a stadium entertainer resigning and apologizing following a profane outburst as security ejected some spectators.