Ryder Cup rookie Patrick Cantlay will try to earn the U.S. another point on Sunday.
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Only one day remains at the 2021 Ryder Cup, and it’s the most valuable of all, with 12 points up for grabs across 12 singles matches on Sunday at Whistling Straits. Matchups and tee times for the Sunday singles matches will be determined after the completion of Day 2 play Saturday night. Once they are released, they will be reproduced at the bottom of this post.
Lack of conceded putts at Ryder Cup sparks tension among players
Sunday will begin with the U.S. team holding a big lead. After a dominant opening day of play on Friday, the Americans kept the momentum going in Saturday morning foursomes, earning another 3-1 session win to push the total score to 9-3 in favor of the red, white and blue. But in the afternoon, the Europeans showed they won’t go down without a fight at this 43rd Ryder Cup. With 12 points on the line on Sunday, anything can happen.
After the last putt drops on Saturday, both captains will submit their Sunday rosters with players in order of when they will tee off. However, neither captain will see the other’s picks before making his own choices.
NBC will offer exclusive TV coverage of the Sunday singles matches with a six-hour broadcast from 12-6 p.m. ET. The full NBC telecast can be streamed online via Peacock Premium or NBCSports.com, and free streaming Featured Match coverage can be viewed on Peacock and RyderCup.com all day Sunday.
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Ryder Cup 2021 Sunday singles matchups (ET)
(TBD)
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