Friday September 28: Morning fourballs
Rose/Rahm vs. Koepka/Finau – Europe 1 up
McIlroy/Olesen vs. Johnson/Fowler – USA 4&2
Casey/Hatton vs. Spieth/Thomas – USA 1 up
Fleetwood/Molinari vs. Woods/Reed – Europe 3&1
Europe 1-3 USA
Friday September 28: Afternoon foursomes
Stenson/Rose vs. Johnson/Fowler – Europe 3&2
McIlroy/Poulter vs. Watson/Simpson – Europe 4&2
Garcia/Noren vs. Mickelson/DeChambeau – Europe 5&4
Fleetwood/Molinari vs. Spieth/Thomas – Europe 5&4
Europe 5-3 USA
Saturday September 29: Morning fourballs
McIlroy/Garcia vs. Koepka/Finau – Europe 2&1
Casey/Hatton vs. Johnson/Fowler – Europe win 3&2
Fleetwood/Molinari vs. Woods/Reed – Europe win 4&3
Poulter/Rahm vs. Spieth/Thomas – USA win 2&1
Europe 8-4 USA
Saturday September 29: Afternoon foursomes
Rose/Stenson vs. Johnson/Koepka – Europe win 2&1
Garcia/Noren vs. Watson/Simpson – USA win 3&2
Fleetwood/Molinari vs. Woods/DeChambeau – Europe win 5&4
Poulter/McIlroy vs. Spieth/Thomas – USA win 4&3
Europe 10-6 USA
Sunday September 30: Singles
McIlroy vs. Thomas – USA win 1 up
Casey vs. Koepka – Halved
Rose vs. Simpson – USA win 3&2
Rahm vs. Woods – Europe win 2&1
Fleetwood vs. Finau – USA win 6&4
Poulter vs. Johnson – Europe win 2 up
Olesen vs. Spieth – Europe win 5&4
Garcia vs. Fowler – Europe win 2&1
Molinari vs. Mickelson – Europe win 4&2
Hatton vs. Reed USA win 3&2
Stenson vs. Watson Europe win 5&4
Noren vs. DeChambeau – Europe win 1 up
Final result
Europe 17.5-10.5 USA
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