@The-only-Mr-T saidHis point was important, and very much to himself.
The only one who did for Europe 😅
Congratulations Team Europe!!!!
Team Europe won the 2025 Ryder Cup with a 15-13 victory over the United States at Bethpage Black, securing their first away win in 13 years. Luke Donald's European team secured a commanding lead through the Friday and Saturday sessions, ultimately holding off a strong U.S. comeback on Sunday to earn the historic win.
-VR
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@Very-Rusty saidThe final day was extremely exciting. I had access to Viaplay Sport on the first day, Friday, but then Saturday it wasn't available, nor Sunday, final day. What I could follow was the updated leaderboard on my laptop and my friend Elvy on the phone, and I was biting my nails until it was finished. 🙂
Congratulations Team Europe!!!!
Team Europe won the 2025 Ryder Cup with a 15-13 victory over the United States at Bethpage Black, securing their first away win in 13 years. Luke Donald's European team secured a commanding lead through the Friday and Saturday sessions, ultimately holding off a strong U.S. comeback on Sunday to earn the historic win.
-VR
@Torunn said@Torunn,
The final day was extremely exciting. I had access to Viaplay Sport on the first day, Friday, but then Saturday it wasn't available, nor Sunday, final day. What I could follow was the updated leaderboard on my laptop and my friend Elvy on the phone, and I was biting my nails until it was finished. 🙂
I am wondering if the Europeans let the U.S. come close to make it look like it was very close? I was happy to see them win!!!
-VR
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@Very-Rusty saidAs my friend Elvy said before they started Sunday - the Americans are very strong in the single games, and I think team Europe had a very hard time and some luck too. That's why I just couldn't leave the leaderboard, every point mattered and Ludvig Åberg made a crucial difference.
@Torunn,
I am wondering if the Europeans let the U.S. come close to make it look like it was very close? I was happy to see them win!!!
-VR
@Torunn saidThere is always a Player who will make the difference, no matter what side wins.
As my friend Elvy said before they started Sunday - the Americans are very strong in the single games, and I think team Europe had a very hard time and some luck too. That's why I just couldn't leave the leaderboard, every point mattered and Ludvig Åberg made a crucial difference.
Always that one guy/gal that stands out from the rest.
-VR
@Very-Rusty saidLudvig is only 25 years old and new to the major tournaments. He was the last to be included in the European team this time and he had his ups and downs, so I am so happy he made a difference when it really mattered. Love him. 😍
There is always a Player who will make the difference, no matter what side wins.
Always that one guy/gal that stands out from the rest.
-VR