18 and roared when he sank a nearly 12-foot birdie putt to win the first singles match Sunday at the Ryder Cup and give the U.S. a bit of hope facing the biggest deficit in tournament history. “This is the biggest event that we have, really,” Young said. He’s been playing great for a long time.”That crystallized in singles play against Rose, Europe’s elder statesmen making his seventh Ryder Cup appearance. He credited those partners for getting him into a groove, and the 28-year-old showed his best at his first Ryder Cup that very well might not be his last. “I had the help of JT and Bryson over the last couple of days to bring some emotion out, but that one right there I’ll remember for a long time.”___AP Ryder Cup coverage: https://apnews.com/hub/ryder-cupCopyright © 2025 The Associated Press.