Europe open big lead over US in Ryder Cup
Europe open a healthy 6½-1½ lead over the United States after a sensational opening day of the Ryder Cup. Source: BBC
Rose holds nerve to claw back another half point
Justin Rose holds his nerve to sink a putt to claim another half point for Europe as they open a healthy 6½-1½ lead over the United States on day one of the Ryder Cup in Rome. Source: BBC
Rahm sinks long eagle putt on 18 to halve match
Jon Rahm sinks a sensational 30ft putt on 18 to earn another half point for Europe who dominate the United States on day one of the Ryder Cup in Rome. Source: BBC
'Everything about it was amazing' – Lowry after win
Shane Lowry expresses his delight after his first experience of foursomes golf in the Ryder Cup ends in a 2&1 victory on Friday. Source: BBC
Europe and US reveal opening Ryder Cup pairings
Europe's Ludvig Aberg is thrust straight into Ryder Cup action by being paired with Viktor Hovland in Friday's opening session against the United States. Source: BBC
How to follow the Ryder Cup on the BBC
BBC Sport has live radio and text commentaries and daily TV highlights of the Ryder Cup, which starts on Friday in Rome. Source: BBC
McIlroy and Lowry raring to go – Ryder Cup captain Donald
Europe Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald says Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry are crucial members of the team for this week's contest with the United States in Rome. Source: BBC
Europe's chance of Ryder Cup redemption against US
Two years after being thrashed by the US at Whistling Straits a new-look Europe have their opportunity for redemption in Rome in the 44th Ryder Cup. Source: BBC
Reed sees $750m defamation lawsuits dismissed
Patrick Reed sees his $750m defamation lawsuits against golf reporters and media outlets dismissed by a federal judge in Florida. Source: BBC
Bale tees off in Ryder Cup celeb all-star match
Former Wales and Real Madrid player Gareth Bale tees off in a Ryder Cup celebrity all-star event, featuring tennis star Novak Djokovic, former AC Milan footballer Andriy Shevchenko and Ferrari's Formula One driver Carlos Sainz at the Marco Simone Golf & Country Club in Rome. Source: BBC