Overview

• Europe won 15–13 to keep the trophy, completing back-to-back titles and securing its first victory on U.S. soil since 2012.
• The United States surged in singles to threaten a record comeback before falling short late.
• Shane Lowry earned the clinching half on the 18th, with Ludvig Aberg’s win and an agreed split from Viktor Hovland’s injury withdrawal supplying the remaining margin.
• Europe’s dominance in pairs play built an 11.5–4.5 lead entering Sunday after winning six of eight foursomes matches.
• The event featured a hostile New York crowd and scrutiny of Scottie Scheffler’s struggles, including an unprecedented 0–3 start for a world No. 1.