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The 45th playing of the Ryder Cup may have been the most anticipated in event history with the United States and Europe squaring off as near-equal sides at Bethpage Black in Farmingdale, New York. One of the most remarkable public courses in the nation is where the Americans will seek to regain the trophy with Europe aiming to not only hold it but pick up the first road victory in the challenge in 13 years by capturing the 2025 Ryder Cup outright.
Four years ago, the United States put together its youngest and perhaps most-talented Ryder Cup team of all time. Now, it boasts a young captain in 39-year-old Keegan Bradley whose immense passion for the event will ideally fuel an American side bringing four rookies into the competition. On the other side, Luke Donald captains a European team that won the Ryder Cup in a rout just two years ago in Rome. Donald is not only going for back-to-back trophies, he aims to etch his name in event history by winning the Ryder Cup as not only the top player in the world (2012) but twice as a captain.
Lowry content to swap 'monotony' for team excitement
Shane Lowry has said he is enjoying the escapism from the "monotony" of regular season golf as he attempts to help spearhead a rare European Ryder Cup win on American soil.
The Offaly native, noted for his love of team formats, is appearing for the third time having lost on American soil at Whistling Straits in 2021 before tasting victory in Rome two years later.
Speaking to RTÉ Sport, he struggled to hide his excitement on the eve of the 45th staging of the competition at Bethpage Black in New York, with the ambiance of the biennial event strongly agreeing with the Irishman.
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Ryder Cup: President Trump watching as Europe face US fightback in fourballs
In fourballs, Burns/Cantlay tie with Lowry/McIlroy after thrilling conclusion
Fleetwood/McIlroy bt English/Morikawa 5&4; Cantlay/Schauffele bt Hovland/MacIntyre by two holes
Chris Bertram, Paul Higham, Charlotte Coates, Ros Satar, Tim Abraham, Steve Sutcliffe and Joe Bradshaw
He's not the sort to get ruffled by much, is Cantlay. As we know.
But he misses! Europe win the seventh and that's the last bit of red wiped off the scoreboard.
Russell Henley goes from the middle of the fairway and he gives Scottie Scheffler a decent putting chance on the green.
Now for Ludvig Aberg on this long par four. He also finds the green but leaves Matt Fitzpatrick a very long putt.
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