2016 Ryder Cup - Day Three Summary

United States wins Ryder Cup

The Ryder Cup has returned to the United States for the first time since 2008.

Patrick Reed beat Rory McIlroy in the first match of the session. Rickie Fowler came from behind to defeat Justin Rose at the 18th hole.

Phil Mickelson and Sergio Garcia halved their match despite scoring a combined 19 birdies in their match.

Ryan Moore tapped in for par on the 18th green to beat Lee Westwood and secure the Ryder Cup for the United States.

The Europeans have dominated the competition for the past 10 years:

• 1995 Europe 14½–13½ United States
• 1997 Europe 14½–13½ United States
• 1999 United States 14½–13½ Europe
• 2002 Europe 15½–12½ United States
• 2004 Europe 18½–9½ United States
• 2006 Europe 18½–9½ United States
• 2008 United States 16½–11½ Europe
• 2010 Europe 14½–13½ United States
• 2012 Europe 14½–13½ United States
• 2014 Europe 16½–11½ United States

Sunday Results:

United States 17, Europe 11

• Henrik Stenson (Europe) def. Jordan Spieth (USA) 3&2
• Patrick Reed (USA) def. Rory McIlroy (Europe) 1 up
• Thomas Pieters (Europe) def. J.B. Holmes (USA) 3&2
• Rafa Cabrera Bello (Europe) def. Jimmy Walker (USA) 3&2
• Rickie Fowler (USA) def. Justin Rose (Europe) 1 up
• Brooks Koepka (USA) def. Danny Willett (Europe) 5&4
• Phil Mickelson (USA) and Sergio Garcia (Europe) Halved
• Brandt Snedeker (USA) def. Andy Sullivan (Europe) 3&1
• Ryan Moore (USA) def. Lee Westwood (Europe) 1 up
• Zach Johnson (USA) def. Matthew Fitzpatrick (Europe) 4&3
• Dustin Johnson (USA) def. Chris Wood (Europe) 1 up
• Martin Kaymer (Europe) def. Matt Kuchar (USA) 1 up