‘It’s a new era’: McIlroy says LIV rebels’ absence let others flourish at Ryder Cup
Rory McIlroy has said missing LIV rebels left space for others in Europe’s Ryder Cup team to step up
Luke Donald open to leading Europe again at 2025 Ryder Cup in New York
Luke Donald has said he will consider returning as Europe’s captain in two years’ time
Postcards from Rome: Guardian writers give their Ryder Cup verdicts
From Max Homa’s brilliance in a lost cause to Rory McIlroy’s car park incident, our team share their best moments from Italy
US Ryder Cup press review: ‘The Americans traded acrimony for apathy’
For the most part, the US newspapers gave Europe credit for their comprehensive victory in Rome as they regained the title
Analytics, $100 side bets and banter: how Europe won the Ryder Cup
Europe’s convincing Ryder Cup victory in Rome was the culmination of months of detailed preparation
McIlroy becomes perfect Ryder Cup animal and turns anger into energy
The world No 2 calmed himself down with some philosophy after his Saturday night spat and then won his singles
Rome doffs its cap to No Hat Pat, the sporting villain of the Ryder Cup
Patrick Cantlay took jeers and jokes in his stride to play his part as USA’s positive spark on a disappointing weekend
Rory McIlroy fights back tears after Europe beat USA to win Ryder Cup
Rory McIlroy fought back tears of joy instead of disappointment after contributing a career-best performance to help Europe regain the Ryder Cup
Ryder Cup 2023: Europe 16½-11½ USA – as it happened
Rolling report: Europe came through a fraught Singles Sunday to regain the Ryder Cup. Scott Murray was watching.
Rory McIlroy says angry flashpoint pushed Europe to Ryder Cup glory
Rory McIlroy has explained how his ‘red mist’ moment, when he felt ‘the angriest I have ever been in my career’, helped push Europe towards Ryder Cup glory after the trophy was reclaimed in Rome
Echoes of Brookline 1999 as tensions boil over in McIlroy v Cantlay battle
This Ryder Cup had long needed a bit of excitement – and it certainly got that on Saturday afternoon
MacIntyre turns the Ryder Cup tables on Spieth to burst the US bubble
Out-of-sorts American star was far from his best and came unstuck against Europe’s least heralded player
Dominant Europe maintain five-point lead despite late rally from United States
Europe require four more points to regain the Ryder Cup as they head into the singles holding a 10½-5½ advantage
Ryder Cup 2023: Europe 10½-5½ USA – day two, as it happened
Rolling report: The USA fought back in the afternoon fourballs to keep their hopes of a comeback for the ages alive. Scott Murray was watching.