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Keegan Bradley defends US Ryder Cup fans as just ‘passionate’ amid chaos

Keegan Bradley refused to condemn American Ryder Cup fans after the grim scenes that unfolded as his team slipped to an 11 ½-4 ½ deficit

Ryder Cup: Europe dominate fourballs to stretch lead over USA to 11½-4½ on fiery day two – as it happened

Europe won three out of four fourballs matches to put themselves in a commanding position at Bethpage Black

Europe seize high ground and 11½-4½ lead over USA into Ryder Cup singles

Europe need 2½ points to retain the Ryder Cup after dominating the USA, whose supporters engaged in thuggish, moronic and personal insults

Scottie Scheffler’s flop shows Ryder Cup can bring down even world No 1s

No world No 1 had ever started a Ryder Cup by losing three straight matches. Scheffler went one worse

PGA silent after Ryder Cup MC leads foul-mouthed chants abusing Rory McIlroy

The Ryder Cup host organisation did not respond beyond boosting security and posting requests asking for decorum that were booed

US Ryder Cup captain Keegan Bradley vows to stick to plan despite opening day struggles

Keegan Bradley faces scrutiny over player power and his own inflexibility after the captain produced curious pairings for the Saturday morning foursomes

Ryder Cup 2025: Europe extend lead to 5½-2½ over USA after day-one fourballs – as it happened

Europe made a strong start to their title defence on the opening day at Bethpage Black

Fleetwood and Rahm stun USA as Europe take three-point Ryder Cup lead on opening day

Europe lead 5½-2½ after the first day of the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black, with the visitors winning both the foursomes and fourballs sessions

Donald Trump’s Ryder Cup visit results in fans missing early action due to tight security

Spectators and staff experienced huge queues as a result of Donald Trump’s attendance at Bethpage Black in New York

With the Donald’s golfing tips, surely the USA can’t fail to win this Ryder Cup bigly

President Donald Trump avoided the transport chaos at Bethpage Black and promised to ‘get it done’ just as his US team were trailing badly

Bryson DeChambeau’s brash opening act gets the party started but Europe spoil the fun

The American talisman’s barnstorming start proved deceptive on the opening morning as Europe tamed the course to finish the day with a three-point lead

DeChambeau picked to bring ‘fire’ for US in opening foursomes against Europe

Bryson DeChambeau and Justin Thomas asked to be Team USA’s ‘fiery group’ to start Ryder Cup against Jon Rahm and Tyrrell Hatton in morning foursomes

Bryson DeChambeau: Maga’s golf champion looks to be unlikely unifier for US at Ryder Cup

The 32-year-old is a polarizing figure but he is committed to getting American fans behind their team as they aim to capture victory on home soil

Europe have the talent and confidence to shatter American hopes – Ryder Cup needs an away win

The shadow boxing is over now but every serious competition needs jeopardy and home teams cannot prevail time and again

DeChambeau calls on Trump to inspire US team to Ryder Cup glory at Bethpage

Bryson DeChambeau has called on Donald Trump to ‘inspire’ the US team to Ryder Cup glory at Bethpage Black when the president makes an appearance

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