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          Ryder Cup 2025: Best moments from the final round

          • ESPN staffSep 28, 2025, 11:55 AM ET

          Team USA couldn't quite make an historic comeback to win the 2025 Ryder Cup. Shane Lowry birdied No. 18 to tie Russell Henley and retain the Cup for Europe. Tyrrell Hatton then tied Collin Morikawa to give Europe 14.5 points to win the Ryder Cup.

          Here are the results for the Sunday singles matchups:

          Cameron Young def. Justin Rose 1 UP
          Justin Thomas def. Tommy Fleetwood 1 UP
          Bryson DeChambeau tied Matt Fitzpatrick
          Scottie Scheffler def. Rory McIlroy 1 UP
          Ludvig Åberg def. Patrick Cantlay 2&1
          Xander Schauffele def. Jon Rahm 4&3
          J.J. Spaun def. Sepp Straka 2&1
          Russell Henley tied Shane Lowry
          Ben Griffin def. Rasmus Hojgaard 1 up
          Collin Morikawa tied Tyrrell Hatton
          Sam Burns tied Robert MacIntyre

          * there were only 11 matches because Viktor Hovland had to withdraw with a neck injury His match with Harris English was halved.

          Check out some of the best moments from Sunday.

          Final score: Europe wins 15-13

          Hatton ties Morikawa to win Cup for Europe

          Hatton earned half a point to give Europe 14.5 points to win the Ryder Cup.

          Shane Lowry ties to retain Cup for Europe

          Lowry birdied No. 18 to tie Rusell Henley and make the score 14-11 for Europe. With the 14 points Europe will keep the Ryder Cup.

          J.J. Spaun with another U.S. point

          Spaun beat Sepp Straka to cut Europe's lead to 13.5-10.5

          Scottie Scheffler continues U.S. comeback

          Scheffler beat Rory McIlroy 1 up on No. 18 to cut Europe's lead to 13.5-9.5. It was Scheffler's first point of the Ryder Cup and McIlroy's first loss.

          DeChambeau and Fitzpatrick tie

          DeChambeau battled back from 5 down to tie Fitzpatrick. Europe now leads 13.5-8.5

          Ludvig Aberg gets first Europe point

          He defeated Patrick Cantlay and Europe now leads 13-8.

          Justin Thomas continues U.S. run

          Thomas defeated Tommy Fleetwood with a birdie on No. 18 to give the U.S. the first two points of the day and cut Europe's lead to 12-7.

          Cameron Young with first U.S. point

          More big shots from Bryson

          Bryson back in it

          Rose trying to get back in it

          Rory drains a long putt

          Morikawa takes the lead

          Thomas battling back vs. Fleetwood

          Fitzpatrick hot early

          What a shot by JT

          McIlroy getting started

          Fitzpatrick with the birdie for Europe

          Young with early red for U.S.

          Rose vs. Young in first match