Ryder Cup 2025: Sunday Singles Pairings

By Ryder Cup Digital On September 27, 2025 21:18 UTC

The Saturday afternoon Four-Ball session is full, with Europe placing themselves right into a commanding 11.5-4.5 place on the 2025 Ryder Cup over the United States.

The Sunday Singles matches are subsequent on deck, and we’ll see if the United States can be a part of the most important comebacks of all-time listing or if Europe goes back-to-back and wins a street Ryder Cup for the primary time since 2012.

Here are the Sunday Singles pairings:

Match 1 (12:02 p.m. ET)

Cameron Young (USA) vs. Justin Rose (EUR)

If the U.S. are going to have any likelihood of constructing historical past they are going to want the group behind them and a quick begin so sending New York State native and winner of two factors up to now on his Ryder Cup debut Cameron Young out first appears an ideal alternative. But taking part in in his seventh Ryder Cup, Rose is maybe the person on Team Europe least more likely to be intimidated by the primary tee, one thing he has proven in claiming two factors this week with a steely demanour. He beat Phil Mickelson within the singles at Valhalla and, famously, Medinah however has not tasted victory since in a 2-3-1 file.

Outcome IQ powered by CapGemini offers Young an edge with an 48% likelihood of profitable this match. There is a 40% likelihood for Rose to win, and a 12% likelihood of a tied match.

Match 2 (12:13 p.m. ET)

Justin Thomas (USA) vs. Tommy Fleetwood (EUR)

The unstoppabe power meets the immoveable object? This could possibly be a basic. Thomas has three wins from his three singles matches since 2018 however only one level from three matches this week. Fleetwood’s singles file is 1-1-1 however he’s chasing historical past as he enters Sunday having claimed 4 factors from 4. He did the identical in 2018 however then suffered a heavy 6&4 defeat to Tony Finau – can he take his second likelihood to affix the greats?

Outcome IQ powered by CapGemini offers Fleetwood a slim benefit with a 46% likelihood of profitable this match. There is a 42% likelihood for Thomas to win, and a 13% likelihood of a tied match.

Match 3 (12:24 p.m. ET)

Bryson DeChambeau (USA) vs. Matt Fitzpatrick (EUR)

DeChambeau might have solely claimed one level from 4 this week up to now however he’s the heartbeat of the U.S. Team and will probably be determined to get one other on the board. He has one win and one loss in singles in comparison with Fitzpatrick’s three defeats however the Englishman appears a unique beast in New York with two factors from three matches and a seemingly extra vocal presence.

Outcome IQ powered by CapGemini offers Fitzpatrick the sting right here with a 48% likelihood of profitable this match. Bryson has a 39% likelihood to win, and there’s a 13% likelihood of a tied match.

Match 4 (12:35 p.m. ET)

Scottie Scheffler (USA) vs. Rory McIlroy (EUR)

World Number One v World Number Two – does it get a lot better? Scheffler up to now has claimed the doubtful honor of being the primary participant within the Team Europe period to go 0-4-0 however there’s little argument towards him being the very best participant on this planet and he’s undefeated in singles with a win and a tie, each towards Jon Rahm. McIlroy, although, is Europe’s talisman. He has 3½ factors this week and one other would take him alongside Seve Ballesteros on 22½ all-time factors and provides him a finest return in a Ryder Cup. These are two males with lots to play for.

Outcome IQ powered by CapGemini offers Scheffler the benefit right here with a 47% likelihood of profitable this match. There is a 34% likelihood for McIlroy to win, and a 13% likelihood of a tied match.

Match 5 (12:46 p.m. ET)

Patrick Cantlay (USA) vs. Ludvig Åberg (EUR)

Another man to have performed all 4 matches, Cantlay is named one of many sport’s nice match play rivals. He has one win with two slim defeats on the final in pairs play up to now and has gained each his earlier singles contests. Åberg has one win from three matches up to now and misplaced to Brooks Koepka within the singles on his Marco Simone debut.

Outcome IQ powered by CapGemini offers Cantlay the sting right here with a 53% likelihood of profitable this match. There is a 34% likelihood for Aberg to win, and a 13% likelihood of a tied match.

Match 6 (12:57 p.m. ET)

Xander Schauffele (USA) vs. Jon Rahm (EUR)

Schauffele didn’t arrive in New York in the very best of type however has gained two factors up to now and will probably be hungry to be his group’s finest performer. He has a win and a loss in singles and comes up towards a participant in Rahm who he misplaced to within the foursomes however then beat within the four-balls on Saturday. The Spaniard famously defeated Tiger Woods within the singles on his debut in Paris and whereas he has not gained since, he does have three factors this week up to now.

Outcome IQ powered by CapGemini offers Rahm the benefit right here with a 46% likelihood of profitable this match. There is a 42% likelihood for Schauffele to win, and a 12% likelihood of a tied match.

Match 7 (1:08 p.m. ET)

JJ Spaun (USA) vs. Sepp Straka (EUR)

Even with the lead they’ve, if the board is a sea as purple because the above matches begin to are available, that is when Europe might begin to get jittery. Debutant Spaun could possibly be simply the person to exacerbate these nerves after his sensible birdie-birdie end on Saturday. In Straka, he faces a person who was the sufferer of that huge end and misplaced his singles debut in Italy however does have some extent this week having crushed Spaun within the Friday four-balls.

Outcome IQ powered by CapGemini offers Straka the benefit right here with a 48% likelihood of profitable this match. There is a 39% likelihood that Spaun will win, and a 13% likelihood of a tied match.

Match 8 (1:19 p.m. ET)

Russell Henley (USA) vs. Shane Lowry (EUR)

Debutant Henley has suffered two defeats from two up to now and at instances has appeared to wrestle with the size of a smooth Bethpage however he’s World Number Three for a motive. Lowry is undefeated this week having gained 1½ factors alongside McIlroy taking part in his personal ball, though he has but to win a singles match in two Ryder Cup appearances.

Outcome IQ powered by CapGemini offers Henley the benefit right here with a 50% likelihood of profitable this match. There is a 37% likelihood that Lowry will win, and a 13% likelihood of a tied match

Match 9 (1:30 p.m. ET)

Ben Griffin (USA) vs. Rasmus Højgaard (EUR)

The battle of the debuatants and two gamers who’ve performed only one match up to now and each tasted defeat. Despite being simply 24, Højgaard has extra profession success than Griffin however the American has loved a superb 2025 – this might go both means.

Outcome IQ powered by CapGemini offers Griffin the benefit right here with a 53% likelihood of profitable this match. There is a 35% likelihood that Hojgaard will win, and a 12% likelihood of a tied match.

Match 10 (1:41 p.m. ET)

Collin Morikawa (USA) vs. Tyrrell Hatton (EUR)

Two-time Major winner Morikawa has been on the top of two snug defeats within the foursomes this week and has not gained a Ryder Cup singles match in two appearances. Hatton alternatively has three wins from three in New York and claimed his first singles victory at Marco Simone having beforehand suffered two losses.

Outcome IQ powered by CapGemini offers Morikawa the benefit right here with a 55% likelihood of profitable this match. There is a 33% likelihood that Lowry will win, and a 12% likelihood of a tied match.

Match 11 (1:52 p.m. ET)

Sam Burns (USA) vs. Robert MacIntyre (EUR)

Burns has half some extent from taking part in two matches together with his personal ball up to now and went right down to McIlroy within the singles on his Ryder Cup debut at Marco Simone. MacIntyre has a win and a loss within the foursomes up to now and can look so as to add some wag to the European tail having crushed Wyndham Clark within the anchor match two years in the past.

Outcome IQ powered by CapGemini offers Burns the benefit right here with a 44% likelihood of profitable this match. There is a 43% likelihood that MacIntyre will win, and a 13% likelihood of a tied match.

Match 12 (2:03 p.m. ET)

Harris English (USA) vs. Viktor Hovland (EUR)

The largest query mark within the singles hangs over Hovland, who withdrew from the Saturday four-balls with a neck damage. Should be match to tee it up, he brings in a single level up to now this week and a win and a tie in Ryder Cup singles, each towards Morikawa. Harris has suffered two foursomes losses up to now at Bethpage and misplaced his solely earlier singles match to Lee Westwood at Whistling Straits.

In Singles, every match options one participant from every group taking part in 12 complete matches. The participant with the decrease rating on every gap wins that gap. If their scores are tied, the opening is halved.

Outcome IQ powered by CapGemini offers Hovland the benefit right here with a forty five% likelihood of profitable this match. There is a 42% likelihood of English profitable, and a 13% likelihood of a tied match.