Europe Claims Ryder Cup on US Soil with Rahm Leading

Jon Rahm played a pivotal role in Europe's Ryder Cup victory on U.S. soil, showcasing exceptional skill and resilience amid a hostile American crowd. Rahm's standout moment was a brilliant chip-in birdie on Saturday that energized the European team and helped secure crucial points, contributing to Europe's first away win since 2012. Alongside partner Tyrrell Hatton, Rahm led Europe to a strong start, with the pair winning key matches and demonstrating excellent teamwork. Europe's overall performance, including strong contributions from Rory McIlroy and Tommy Fleetwood, led to a commanding lead over the United States, despite the home crowd's intense support and the presence of President Donald Trump. American stars Scottie Scheffler and Bryson DeChambeau struggled, both losing their matches on the opening day, highlighting Europe's dominance. Rahm's Ryder Cup record and leadership drew comparisons to the legendary Seve Ballesteros, underscoring his importance to the European team's success.