United States won a session for the first time this Saturday in the Ryder Cup de Ten Golf appetizer organized due to the massive presence of players from the United States and Europe teams in this week’s tournaments. Americans against Europeans. Bradley’s team against Donald’s team. Procore against BMW PGA.
United States prevailed this Saturday with a minimal lead of one point (5.5 to 4.5), which was enough to tie this entertaining Ryder Cup rehearsal before the big battle at Bethpage. Both teams are tied at 15 points, awaiting the final ten points to be contested today. Maximum equality. More or less what is also expected in New York.
United States was more brilliant this Saturday with the players who were better classified, and Europe took many points from the lower places in the ranking. Jon Rahm won his point again, as he did on Friday. He defeated Collin Morikawa.
Here are the results of the third day of the Ryder Cup de Ten Golf:
– Ben Griffin (1st) Vs. Ludvig Aberg: (6th) 1 point for USA
– Russell Henley (9th) Vs. Viktor Hovland: (4th) 1 point for Europe
– JJ Spaun (9th) Vs. Justin Rose (31st): 1 point for USA
– Scottie Scheffler (3rd) Vs. Matt Fitzpatrick (6th): 1 point for USA
– Cameron Young (17th) Vs. Tyrrell Hatton (3rd): 1 point for Europe
– Collin Morikawa (41st) Vs. Jon Rahm (31st): 1 point for Europe
– Harris English (46th) Vs. Shane Lowry (31st): 1 point for Europe
– Justin Thomas (53rd) Vs. Rory McIlroy (53rd): 0.5 point for each
– Sam Burns (30th) Vs. Tommy Fleetwood (67th): 1 point for USA
– Patrick Cantlay (41st) Vs. Robert MacIntyre (74th): 1 point for USA
Total points: USA 15 Vs. Europe 15
Thus, everything will be decided this Sunday. The players face each other again in strict ranking order. There is one point already won by the United States. It is Robert MacIntyre’s. Since he missed the second cut at Wentworth, he can no longer improve his 74th position, and in Procore, 72 players made it to the weekend. That is, no matter how poorly his American rival, in this case, Justin Thomas, performs, they cannot fall lower than 72nd. More work for the rest of the team.
The pairings this Sunday are as follows:
Griffin Vs. Hatton
Scheffler Vs. Hovland
Henley Vs. Aberg
Spaun Vs. Fitzpatrick
Young Vs. Lowry
Burns Vs. Rahm
Cantlay Vs. Rose
Morikawa Vs. McIlroy
English Vs. Fleetwood
Thomas Vs. MacIntyre: 1 point for USA
Remember the format of this competition, which is intended to warm up in a fun way for the arrival of the big duel. The matches are decided based on the final position of the players. Of the nine points remaining to be awarded, Europe must win 5.5 to take this Ryder Cup appetizer by Ten Golf.
Results of the second session:
– Griffin (1st) Vs. Aberg (2nd): 1 point for USA
– Henley (2nd) Vs. Fitzpatrick (11th): 1 point for USA
– Spaun (4th) Vs. Hovland (2nd): 1 point for Europe
– Scheffler (14th) Vs. Lowry (44th): 1 point for USA
– Burns (61st) Vs. Rose (2nd): 1 point for Europe
– Cantlay (61st) Vs. Hatton (22nd): 1 point for Europe
– English (45th) Vs. McIlroy (44th): 1 point for Europe
– Morikawa (26th) Vs. MacIntyre (61st): 1 point for USA
– Thomas (45th) Vs. Rahm (35th): 1 point for Europe
– Young (20th) Vs. Fleetwood (61st): 1 point for USA
Accumulated result: USA 9.5 Vs. Europe 10.5
Results of the first session on Thursday:
– Scheffler (38th) Vs. McIlroy (33rd): 1 point Europe
– Henley (4th) Vs. Fleetwood (106th): 1 point USA
– Thomas (67th) Vs. MacIntyre (67th): Tie and half point
– Spaun (7th) Vs. Rose (8th): 1 point for USA
– Morikawa (67th) Vs. Aberg (1st): 1 point Europe
– English (67th) Vs. Hovland (8th): 1 point Europe
– Griffin (2nd) Vs. Lowry (8th): 1 point USA
– Young (67th) Vs. Hatton (33rd): 1 point Europe
– Cantlay (67th) Vs. Fitzpatrick (4th): 1 point Europe
– Burns (51st) Vs. Rasmus Hojgaard (119th): Point for USA
