In Summary:Team Europe defeated the U.S. 15-13 at Bethpage to secure their first Ryder Cup win on U.S. soil since 2012. Team Europe successfully defended the Ryder Cup in a dramatic 15-13 victory over the United States at Bethpage Black. They delivered a spectacular performance, winning 8.5 points in the singles sessions, matching a historic Ryder Cup record for points won in a single day. Rory McIlroy also delivered a strong week, tying a team record for total Ryder Cup wins. Ludvig Aberg’s 2&1 victory over Patrick Cantlay provided Europe’s lone singles win of the day—the team’s lowest singles haul since 1957—underscoring just how fiercely the U.S. fought to avoid defeat.