Ryder Cup 2023 LIVE RESULT: Europe secure iconic Marco Simone victory despite late USA fight back on epic final day
EUROPE have WON the Ryder Cup following a blockbuster final day in Rome.
Luke Donald's men put in a blistering performance throughout the weekend at the Marco Simone Golf and Country Club.
And it means the Americans have failed once again to win outside their homeland since 1993.
- LIVE SCORE: Europe 16.5 USA 11.5
- Live stream: (UK) / (US)
- TV channel: Sky Sports Golf (UK) / NBC (US)
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When is the Ryder Cup 2025?
The Ryder Cup 2025 is scheduled to get underway on Thursday, September 25, 2025 before concluding on Sunday, September 28, 2025.
It will take on the Bethpage Black Course in the Long Island city of Farmingdale, New York.
Bethpage Black has hosted the 2002 and 2009 U.S. Opens along with the 2019 PGA Championships.
USA will feel as if they have a slight advantage as all three events have been won by an American - Tiger Woods (2002), Lucas Glover (2009) and Brooks Koepka (2019).
The all important singles
Here's how the singles panned out.
With memorable victories for McIlroy over Burns and Fleetwood over Fowler.
Perfect backdrop to weekend in Rome
As the dust settles on a European victory, fans could not have hoped for a better end to their weekend.
They all dreamt of a home victory and players duly delivered.
Team Europe made the fans proud of them each day of this weekend.
Americans heartbroken by defeat
Team USA seemed dejected as Europe sealed their win.
They came to Italy with high hopes of victory and retaining the Ryder Cup.
It was a bitter pill for Zach Johnson and his players, who will no doubt look to bounce back from this.
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Credit: Reuters Viktor-ious new profile pic for Hovland
One of the stand-out performers on the European team, Viktor Hovland is loving life.
Getting his hands on the Ryder Cup and well in the running for the player of the tournament.
This victory will no doubt spur him on to go and win more majors from this point onwards.
Points won this week
Here's who won the most points for their team.
No surprises who rose to the occasion for Europe. Of course it was McIlroy.
McIlroy hopeful of more success
Rory McIlroy believes the future of Team Europe in the Ryder Cup is healthy for years to come.
"Fresh blood came in and they were embraced. We know the future of this team is Bob MacIntrye, Ludvig Aberg, Nicolai Hojgaard," he told Sky Sports/
"Viktor Hovland and Jon Rahm are leaders of the team. I just hope I can play a few more alongside them."
Emotional McIlroy
Rory McIlroy couldn't hide his emotions after Team Europe won the Ryder Cup.
"I don't get emotional about any other event apart from this. This is truly the best event in golf bar none," he said.
"Any boy or girl aspiring to play golf, this is the pinnacle. This is the best and I hope anyone who is a great golfer gets to experience what we are experiencing right now."
USA got a 'nasty shock'
Nick Faldo believes USA got a 'nasty shock' in their defeat to Europe in the Ryder Cup.
"Zach Johnson took a risk with his six picks. They are great names but I said right from the start that they were all running hot and cold," Faldo told Sky Sports.
"He left out Lucas Glover who had just won two tournaments so I am sure he is hurting over that.
"Whether America thought they could waltz over here because they are bigger and stronger, I don't know, but they got a nasty shock.
"Europe were physically, technically and mentally prepared. They were ready. I said this was going to happen."
Faldo's superpowers
RYDER CUP fans joked Nick Faldo has "superpowers" after an incredibly spooky moment live on Sky Sports.
The four-time winner and former Masters champion was discussing Europe's 16½-11½ victory this weekend in Rome.
But then he produced a bizarre incident which left viewers at home partly amazed and partly terrified.
Speaking about the comedown after three days of incredible but intense golfing drama and bitter rivalry, Faldo, 66, said: "You watch, wallop.
"It won't just be the alcohol.
"Emotionally it will be a serious wallop, they'll be like jellyfish tomorrow morning."
Hilariously, though, just as Faldo mentioned the alcohol giving the European players a "wallop", a person walking across the Marco Simone course in the background suddenly and unexpectedly falls over.
Rose on the car park row
Justin Rose have delivered his say on THAT car park row involving Patrick Cantlay's caddie.
Rose admitted: “Things bubbled over for a short minute [last night]. Joe [Cantlay’s caddie] would probably admit that.
"He and Patrick have been absorbing a lot this week with the hats and from the crowd. When your player does something incredible on 18, it is easy to get carried away.
“It’s cliche but hats off to Patrick. He’s tough. Great player.
“I played with Patrick and Joe today and they were perfect gentleman. I threw everything I had at them today. Patrick is a hell of a golfer and a tough competitor.”
Pep praises Fleetwood
Pep Guardiola congratulated golfer Tommy Fleetwood after he clinched Europe's Ryder Cup triumph in Rome.
Speaking on Instagram, the Spaniard said: "You deserve this Ryder Cup more than anyone else.
"You are an incredible guy and as everyone knows an exceptional golfer. Love you.
"Congratulations Europe to get the back."
What?
Piers Morgan and Paige Spiranac were both left baffled after Rickie Fowler conceded a putt to hand the Ryder Cup to Europe.
Piers was shocked by the gimme, and labelled Fowler "bonkers" for giving up the game.
He tweeted: "I wouldn’t concede this putt to one of my sons, let alone to gift the opposition a Ryder Cup. It’s not ‘good sportsmanship’, it’s bonkers."
Paige, who is a big fan of Fowler, agreed with Piers' view and criticised the American for his concession.
She wrote: "I know Rickie is a nice guy but you don’t concede that putt."
Paige Spiranac congratulates Europe
Paige Spiranac broke her silence after the United States' Ryder Cup defeat.
And then she joined in with the hilarious 'Colonel Sanders' meme.
The glamorous former golfer and social media star from Colorado was gutted to see her compatriots beaten 16½-11½ by Team Europe in Rome.
And she tweeted her congratulations to Luke Donald's men who outclassed their American opponents over the three days.
Paige, 30, wrote: "Well played Europe.
"This Ryder Cup turned out to be a great one to watch!
"Loved all the passion shown on both sides."
Europe achieves golfers' dream
When it comes to the Ryder Cup, every player pictures having their hands on that trophy after the final round.
Luke Donald's team got to do just that after three days of fantastic golf that brought thrills and spills to the fans.
As they sit back and reflect on every shot and putt, now it seems like they have achieved something historic.
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Passions run high for McIlroy
Whether it be the bust up with an American caddy at the end of day two or the final round on the course today. Rory McIlroy was full of passion and fire all weekend.
It meant so much to him to get the trophy back into European hands.
After winning his singles match today, he vented a cathartic roar as the relief poured out of him.
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Credit: Sportsfile Norway is this the end for Viktor
At 26-years-old, Viktor Hovland has plenty of Ryder Cup action to look forward to in the future.
He was one of Europe's most solid golfers this weekend and helped make this spectacular win possible.
Hovland's passion to win every hole was off the chart.
Credit: Getty Rahm led the way for Europe
There were times over the weekend where Team Europe had to call upon their big players to stoke up the crowd.
Jon Rahm did that, and then some.
Some of the highlights being his chip in from the rough for an eagle and also putting for an eagle to take half a point on day two.
Jon Rahm was brilliant all weekend and the fans appreciated his play.
Credit: PA Hovland and the Wags
This is brilliant from Viktor Hovland.
The Team Europe star poses with all the player's Wags and the trophy to celebrate victory.
Incredible scenes.
Credit: Getty Europe regain Ryder Cup trophy
Luke Donald's team had been working towards this weekend a long time before this tournament was even on the horizon.
While many have questioned the Americans preparations for the competition.
As a result, Europe got what they deserved.
Credit: @rydercup McIlroy sounds off
Rory McIlroy is always worth a good soundbite.
And in Europe's press conference, he's come out with a belter.
"One of the biggest accomplishments in sport right now is winning an away Ryder Cup. That's what we're going to do at Bethpage," he's said.
A teammate yelled after: "Yes Rory!" Brilliant stuff.
Fleetwood back, to his best
Tommy Fleetwood will never forget the Marco Simone Golf & Country Club after this weekend's events.
The English golfer found his true form as he helped Europe take back the trophy.
It was his win that secured Europe's victory on the final day.
credit: @rydercup Perfect backdrop to weekend in Rome
As the dust settles on a European victory, fans could not have hoped for a better end to their weekend.
They all dreamt of a home victory and players duly delivered.
Team Europe made the fans proud of them each day of this weekend.
Credit: Getty Donald 'makes Europe great again'
Luke Donald took a team that suffered a humiliating defeat at Whistling Straits Golf Course and turned them into winners.
After such a low point of European Ryder Cup golf he has transformed their fortunes this time around.
The players chanted 'two more years, two more years' as they were presented the trophy.
Credit: Reuters Viktor-ious new profile pic for Hovland
One of the stand-out performers on the European team, Viktor Hovland is loving life.
Getting his hands on the Ryder Cup and well in the running for the player of the tournament.
This victory will no doubt spur him on to go and win more majors from this point onwards.
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