Europe needs four points from Sunday’s 12 singles matches to take the holeshot match in front of a cheering home crowd.
World list the rankings are in favor of the US players, but European male players have referred to the rankings with a glove in a hole-in-one golf match at the Ryder Cup. Europe enters Sunday’s singles matches with a five-point lead, and the ten-thousand-strong crowd in Italy will enjoy it.
An Englishman Luke Donald skipper Europe leads the match in Rome 10.5–5.5. The Americans got a spark when Patrick Cantlay and Wyndham Clark turned the last four-ball match of the evening in their favor by winning holes 17 and 18. The American duo defeated by Matt Fitzpatrick and Rory McIlroy 1/0.
On Sunday, Europe needs just four points from a dozen singles matches on the final day to win the Ryder Cup. You get a point for a win and half a point for a draw.
The doubles and fourball matches played on Friday and Saturday have been a celebration for the Europeans, even though the superiority was evened out on the second day of play. On Saturday, Europe won the doubles 3-1, but the American pairs turned the afternoon fourballs to win 3-1.
Swedish comet Ludvig Aberg was no slouch in his first Ryder Cup as he edged the Norwegian Viktor Hovland with to the most overwhelming victory in the history of the Cup. The duo defeated the world number one By Scottie Scheffler and a five-time prize winner Brooks Koepkan 9/7. The readings mean that Åberg and Hovland won nine holes more than their opponents at the start of the round, and the Americans had no choice but to shake hands with their winner on the 11th green.
“To be honest, it feels quite surreal,” Åberg said, according to news agency TT.
Only twice before in Ryder Cup history did a match end on the 11th fairway. Then the profits are recorded as 8/7.
In the afternoon fourball, Hovland and Åberg had to settle for a pair Sam Burns/Collin Morikawa.
American players have not won the Ryder Cup on European courts for 30 years. Two years ago, the USA overwhelmed the Europeans in front of their home crowd with an overwhelming score of 19–9.
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