Ryder Cup 2021 Live Stream, Schedule and Teams
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Ryder Cup 2021 begins this week at the Whistling Straits in the United States of America. The intercontinental cup returns to the US after five years and the American fans are eager to see their team reclaim the cup for Team Europe. The last Ryder Cup held in the United States was in 2016, and it was also the last time the U.S. won the event.
The previous edition of the Ryder Cup, which took place in France back in 2018, saw the hosts come out on top 17.5-10.5. The Ryder Cup is far from typical PGA Tour events. A win gives the team one point and a tie sees the teams get half a point each.
The first event of the competition is the foursome where two-man teams play one ball and alternate hitting shots. The second event is the four-ball where each member of a two-man team plays his own ball. The lowest of the two scores of each team is considered to decide the winner. The third day of the competition witnesses all 24 players on each team face off in 12 singles matches.
Team US for Ryder Cup 2021
- Steve Stricker (Captain)
- Phil Mickelson (Vice Captain)
- Fred Couples (Vice Captain)
- Jim Furyk (Vice Captain)
- Zach Johnson (Vice Captain)
- Davis Love III (Vice Captain)
- Collin Morikawa
- Dustin Johnson
- Bryson DeChambeau
- Brooks Koepka
- Justin Thomas
- Patrick Cantlay
- Tony Finau
- Xander Schauffele
- Jordan Spieth
- Harris English
- Daniel Berger
- Scottie Scheffler
Team Europe for Ryder Cup 2021
- Padraig Harrington (Captain)
- Henrik Stenson (Vice Captain)
- Robert Karlsson (Vice Captain)
- Luke Donald (Vice Captain)
- Martin Kaymer (Vice Captain)
- Graeme McDowell (Vice Captain)
- Jon Rahm
- Tommy Fleetwood
- Bernd Wiesberger
- Tyrrell Hatton
- Rory McIlroy
- Matthew Fitzpatrick
- Paul Casey
- Viktor Hovland
- Lee Westwood
- Sergio Garcia
- Shane Lowry
- Ian Poulter
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Ryder Cup 2021 Schedule
(All timings are in BST)
Friday 24 September
- Foursome tee times: 1.05pm, 1.21pm, 1.37pm, 1.53pm
- Fourball tee times: 6.10pm, 6.26pm, 6.42pm, 6.58pm
Saturday 25 September
- Foursome tee times: 1.05pm, 1.21pm, 1.37pm, 1.53pm
- Fourball tee times: 6.10pm, 6.26pm, 6.42pm, 6.58pm
Sunday 26 September
- Singles tee times: 5.04pm to 7.05pm at 11-minute intervals
Ryder Cup 2021 Live stream
The global audience can watch the Ryder Cup on RyderCup.com and Ryder Cup Apps. The official website and app will cater full coverage of the Ryder Cup feature matches to the comfort of your homes.
For the British audience, Sky Sports’ dedicated golf channel will show live coverage of the intercontinental Cup on all three days. BBC will show two-hour highlights on BBC Two, starting at 12:05 am (BST) on Saturday (Day One) and Monday (Day Three) and at 12 am – 2 am (BST) on Sunday (Day Two).
Golfchannel.com, NBC.com and Peacock TV too will be covering the event as per the schedule. The American audience can enjoy the Ryder Cup which is taking place in their backyard this time around through these channels.
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