Ryder Cup 2025: Ludvig Aberg's Impact on Europe's Success

Ludvig Aberg proudly holds the Ryder Cup, wrapped in a Swedish flag

The scoreboard at Bethpage Black's Sunday singles session told a thrilling story: a sea of red on the left side signified the United States' dramatic comeback attempt. However, Europe ultimately prevailed, securing a 15-13 victory to retain the Ryder Cup.

“You play for so much more than just yourself, and that's also why this is so much fun. It's the best competition in...”

Ludvig Aberg expressed his satisfaction with his contribution to Europe's Ryder Cup victory. The European team held off a fierce comeback from the United States, ultimately winning 15-13 at Bethpage Black. Aberg's performance was a key factor in Europe's success, as he beat Patrick Cantlay 2&1 in the singles matches, securing a crucial point for the team.

Shane Lowry's heroics sealed the win for Europe, as he halved his match with Russell Henley with a clutch birdie putt on the 18th hole. This moment sparked jubilant celebrations among the European team. Lowry's putt earned Europe the necessary half-point to reach 14 points, securing their retention of the Ryder Cup.

Lowry was overcome with emotion after sinking the putt, saying, “That was the hardest couple of hours of my whole life. I just can’t believe that putt went in. I stood over it going, ‘This is it.’ The Ryder Cup means everything to me.” His teammates praised his performance, which was instrumental in Europe's victory.

Europe dominated the first two days, building an 11.5-4.5 lead that they fiercely defended against the US team's Sunday rally. Despite the Americans' late surge, Europe's composure and consistency ultimately paid off, marking their 11th win in the last 15 Ryder Cups.

Ludvig Aberg was the standout performer for Team Europe, securing a crucial win in his singles match against Patrick Cantlay with a convincing 2&1 victory. This win not only earned Aberg a blue point on the scoreboard but also provided much-needed momentum for the European team amidst a strong American challenge. Aberg expressed his satisfaction with the win, saying, “Super satisfied with getting a blue point on the scoreboard.” This win marked a significant moment for Aberg, who was part of the victorious European team in the 2023 Ryder Cup and has quickly become a top player on the PGA Tour.

Aberg's impressive performance in the Ryder Cup is a testament to his growing skills and experience in high-pressure tournaments. With his focus on teamwork and camaraderie, Aberg has become an integral part of Team Europe's success.

Ludvig Aberg's satisfaction with Europe's Ryder Cup win stems from a mixed week of performances. He started strong, winning his Friday foursomes match alongside Matt Fitzpatrick. However, Aberg faced setbacks, losing in Friday's fourballs with Rasmus Hojgaard and again in Saturday's foursomes with Fitzpatrick. Despite this, he bounced back impressively, beating Patrick Cantlay 2&1 in the singles matches to secure a crucial point for Europe.

Aberg's Ryder Cup Record

• 2023 Ryder Cup: Made his debut with a record of 2 wins and 2 losses in 4 matches

• 2025 Ryder Cup: Contributed to Europe's victory with a record of 2 wins and 2 defeats across the weekend in New York 

Aberg's win in the singles was pivotal, as he was the only European to win their singles match, providing much-needed momentum for the team. His performance was praised by fans and critics alike, solidifying his reputation as a talented and resilient golfer.

“You play for so much more than just yourself, and that's also why this is so much fun. It's the best competition in the world and I'm glad to have contributed to the team,” he added.

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— Ryder Cup Europe (@RyderCupEurope) September 28, 2025

Jon Rahm praised Ludvig Aberg's crucial contribution to Europe's Ryder Cup win, particularly highlighting his singles victory over Patrick Cantlay. Aberg's 2&1 win provided a much-needed boost to the European team, helping them navigate a tense Sunday afternoon. Rahm's appreciation for Aberg's performance underscores the importance of teamwork and individual brilliance in the Ryder Cup.

“Kudos to Ludvig for getting the win. He stayed steady against a tough opponent like Patrick Cantlay and got the point early, which was very helpful, as well.”

The scoreboard at Bethpage Black's Sunday singles session told a thrilling story: a sea of red on the left side signified the United States' dramatic comeback attempt.