2025 Ryder Cup TV schedule: How to watch live, tee times, when Sunday starts

How to watch every shot from the 2025 Ryder Cup in New York across all three days of play

By Patrick McDonald

Sep 28, 2025 at 3:52 pm ET • 2 min read

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The 45th playing of the Ryder Cup may have been the most anticipated in event history with the United States and Europe squaring off as near-equal sides at Bethpage Black in Farmingdale, New York. After 16 matches and two days of competition, it's clear that equality only existed on paper as Europe has opened up a substantial 11.5 to 4.5 lead on the U.S., creating a round of Sunday singles that may be more performative in deciding a victor than anything else. Follow 2025 Ryder Cup live updates, results and scores from Sunday singles on Day 3.

One of the most remarkable public courses in the nation is where the Americans were seeking to regain the trophy with Europe aiming to not only hold it but pick up the first road victory in the challenge in 13 years by capturing the 2025 Ryder Cup outright. The Europeans are on the precipice of doing just that only needing 2.5 points to lift the trophy, 3 points to win the Ryder Cup definitively for a second straight year.

Four years ago, the United States put together its youngest and perhaps most-talented Ryder Cup team of all time. Now, it boasts a young captain in 39-year-old Keegan Bradley whose immense passion for the event was thought to ideally fuel an American side bringing four rookies into the competition. There's an argument that pressure on Bradley has created a difficult situation for not only the captain but his entire team.

On the other side, Luke Donald is captaining a European team that won the Ryder Cup in a rout just two years ago in Rome. Donald is not only going for back-to-back trophies, he aims to etch his name in event history by winning the Ryder Cup as not only the top player in the world (2012) but twice as a captain.

Through those first 16 matches, Europe's best are dominating the top Americans. Tommy Fleetwood (4-0-0) and Rory McIlroy (3-0-1) are blemish-free, whereas world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler (0-4-0) became the first golfer to go winless across the first four sessions in modern history and the only top-ranked player to ever do so.

No matter how it shakes out, this Ryder Cup is going to continue to be a barn burner, one unlike anything that has been seen before in this event -- all in front of a rowdy New York crowd.

Take a look at the complete Ryder Cup schedule of events, where the Ryder Cup is headed in future years and keep reading for the full slate of viewing information so you can watch all the action Sunday.