Team USA and Team Europe face off in foursomes and fourballs matches on Day 1 of the Ryder Cup. Watch here or on USA Network.
Fri, Sep 29
6:20AM EDT
Day 1: Featured Match 2
PGA of America
Peacock
Fri, Sep 29
12:00PM EDT
Live from the Ryder Cup
PGA of America
Peacock
Fri, Sep 29
2:00PM EDT
NW Arkansas Champ: Rd. 1
LPGA
Peacock
RYDER CUP
Live From The Ryder Cup discusses the impact that a win for the U.S. Team will have after the creation of the task force to empower players and increase continuity.
The Live From crew shares initial reactions to the United States’ opening pairings at the 2023 Ryder Cup and discuss whether Zach Johnson’s squad is deep enough to win on European soil.
Zach Johnson discusses the Friday foursome matches for Day 1 of the Ryder Cup, diving into his reasons for not running out electric duo Jordan Spieth and Justin Thomas in the opening session.
The Live From the Ryder Cup crew evaluates Luke Donald’s Friday foursome picks to open play for Europe, particularly the inclusion of Ludvig Aberg, while veterans Matthew Fitzpatrick and Justin Rose wait and watch.
Luke Donald breaks down his decisions for the Friday foursomes to open the Ryder Cup, talks about the allegiances of his wife entering the event and the team’s current form as Day 1 approaches.
Todd Lewis talks with Tommy Fleetwood, Rory McIlroy, Viktor Hovland and Ludvig Aberg ahead of their Friday foursome matches as the Europeans look to win on home soil for the seventh consecutive time.
Watch as Viktor Hovland steps up to the par-4 fifth hole and makes a hole-in-one during a practice round for the 44th Ryder Cup.
GOLFPASS FEATURED
We take you on a hole-by-hole tour of Marco Simone ahead of golf’s biggest spectacle.
Two writers debate the rule that allowed Europe to “retain” the Cup after a 14-all tie.
James Oh breaks down everything you need to do in your setup and swing to hit a fade with your driver.
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SIGHTS AND SOUNDS
Europe wins first Junior Ryder Cup in six years
Relive the Junior Ryder Cup winning putt as Europe takes home the title for the first time in six tournament appearances.
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