Europe regains the Ryder Cup with a strong performance in the Singles, sealing a memorable victory.

In a tense and thrilling finale, Europe defeated the USA 16½-11½ to claim victory in the 2023 Ryder Cup. The win, sealed on a dramatic Singles Sunday, marked Europe’s successful defense of the prestigious title after a nail-biting finish.

Led by captain Luke Donald, Europe capitalized on their strong early momentum, which saw them build an unassailable lead throughout the weekend. The team’s performance was nothing short of spectacular, highlighted by Viktor Hovland and Ludvig Åberg’s record-breaking 9&7 win over Scottie Scheffler and Brooks Koepka, one of the standout moments of the event.

Despite a valiant fightback from the USA, including memorable performances from Patrick Cantlay and Max Homa, the Europeans held their ground and clinched the victory in front of a raucous crowd. This marks Europe’s triumph in a hard-fought contest, with unforgettable moments such as Tommy Fleetwood’s clutch shot on the 16th and Rory McIlroy’s emotional battles.

The victory was especially sweet for Europe, having been built on teamwork, resilience, and standout individual efforts. The win also sets the stage for a thrilling next chapter as the Ryder Cup heads to Bethpage Black in New York in 2025.