Justin Thomas is still a great contender and he contributes massively for the team when he is in his zone.

Overall, a little practice on the course for foursomes, and fourballs to get the best pairings would help.

Morikawa, Henley, and English are also solid players who would be hard to beat when they are playing in their zones.

Bryson is also a solid player and once he gets an early start, he's hard to catch up with.

Scheffler made a solid comeback on Sunday regardless of what happened during the first two days, and he is currently the No. 1 player in the world.

The Ryder Cup rookie and New Yorker, Young was one of just two Americans to earn three points with Xander Schauffele the other. Xander made his mark too and he is going to be a formidable force in a future team.

Cameron Young made a solid showing and we definitely need him in future Ryder Cups.

So what are the takeaways from this Ryder Cup?

By the way, we definitely apologize to the professional golfers for the raucous behavior of some spectators. Some of it was from passionate fans wanting to help their players.

Team USA made a strong and spirited effort, winning 6 matches out of the 11 matches and tying 5 on the final day, but missed the comeback by 1.5 points.

Day 3 of the Ryder Cup 2025 ended with Team Europe winning the Ryder Cup against Team USA with a final score of 15 to 13.

To be the winner of Ryder Cup 2025 Team USA needs to score 14.5 points. On the other hand, Team Europe needs to score only 14 points since they were last year's winner.

Team Europe needs 5.5 more points to retain the Ryder Cup, while Team USA needs to win at least 11 of the remaining 16 points to claim victory.

So let's talk about the points required for victory in this cup.

We are halfway through the day in Day 2 and the current standings are: Team Europe: 8.5 points Team USA: 3.5 points

Justin is a former world number one. In 2017, Thomas had a breakout year and he won five PGA Tour events and the FedEx Cup championship. Go Justin!

Later Justin teamed with Cameron Young in the four-ball and secured a victory.

Justin Thomas partnered with Bryson DeChambeau in the foursomes, where they lost.

Justin Thomas won one match and lost two during the first day of the 2025 Ryder Cup.

To top it all, there were beautiful lakes with gushing fountains! 5/5

pristine bunkers, mountains, and slopes with hills and valleys. 4/5

blue skies, gray skies, and cloudy skies with no rain, 3/5

There were backdrops of tall trees, short trees, and sculptured bushes, 2/5

It was top notch scenery at Bethpage Black. They had it all. Are you kidding me? Let me summarize what I saw. 1/5

Now let's talk about the scenery and ambiance at Bethpage Black. This golf course has got to be among the best in the world!

There were difficult putts going in from the bunkers, but nothing tops that eagle from Justin Thomas that got a big round of applause from the crowd.

Scottie Scheffler, the world No. 1, didn't win his matches as we expected, but that's okay because he has today and tomorrow to pull a comeback.

All our pro-golfers who did not perform well on Day 1 still got today and tomorrow to pull themselves up by their bootstraps.

McIlroy and Shane Lowry split a hard-fought afternoon fourballs session.

Team Europe also won two and a half matches in the afternoon fourballs, which makes it a total of winning five of the eight matches contested on Day 1.

Jon Rahm and Tommy Fleetwood had standout performances and they contributed significantly to Europe's lead.

Team Europe had everything working for them in the morning foursomes session and they won three out of four matches.

After a tantalizing golf contest with lots of ups and downs, Day 1 of the 2025 Ryder Cup came to score of 5.5 to 2.2 with Team Europe leading Team USA.

Day 1 at Bethpage Black is a wrap. Here's a synopsis of the what went down.

So my professional golfer friends, we are ready to fist pump with you, and cheer every time you get those birdies! Let's go!

The Ryder Cup is one of the world's most-watched sporting events and especially for golf for two main reasons. It's mainly because of: ⭐ the team-based camaraderie from top-tier professional golfers, ⭐ and the deciding factor about who gets to have bragging rights for another two years!

We know that Fleetwood never lost a Foursome match in four attempts, but will this team pull another win with Morikawa being 2-1 in Foursomes in his Ryder Cup career. English is making his debut, but he was formidable in the PGA Tour and we have high hopes for him.

It's definitely Europe's best two players with Fleetwood and Mcllroy.

Another pairing to watch is Rory McIlroy/Tommy Fleetwood (Europe) vs. Collin Morikawa/Harris English (U.S.).

Scheffler had partnered with Henley to win 2-1-0 in their three matches at last year’s Presidents Cup. So this team has the potential to bring us major points.

Another exciting pairing to watch is Ludvig Åberg/Matt Fitzpatrick (Europe) vs. Scottie Scheffler/Russell Henley (U.S.).

Thomas is the most experienced American in the roster. He's going for his fourth appearance, and DeChambeau seeks to win his first Foursome point.

Let's get right into the pairings. An exciting Foursome to watch is Jon Rahm/Tyrrell Hatton (Europe) vs. Bryson DeChambeau/Justin Thomas (U.S.).

As we all know, whoever led after the first day has moved on to win the last five Ryder Cups. So who will it be today?

Of course we know the USA did not win the Ryder Cup in Italy two years ago, but this year is different and we got star players ready to give us a chance.

This year we have have U.S. Captain Keegan Bradley versus European Captain Luke Donald.

The two sides are always cordial and sportsmanlike even though there's a spirited and high-skill competition.

All the Ryder Cup matchups are set for the opening session of the 45th Ryder Cup, which began this morning at Bethpage State Park's Black Course.

So no more waiting for the reveal.

This year is a Ryder cup year and everyone was waiting for Thursday's reveal of the Friday Foursome pairings to play some top-notch, upper-echelon, strategy versus skill golf.