Viktor Hovland's Withdrawal from Ryder Cup Alters Europe-America Dynamics
Viktor Hovland, due to a neck injury, has pulled out of his singles match at the Ryder Cup. As a result, Europe's lead over the U.S. increases, bringing them close to victory. His match against Harris English is deemed a tie under Ryder Cup captains' agreements.
Devdiscourse News Desk | Farmingdale | Updated: 28-09-2025 21:14 IST | Created: 28-09-2025 21:14 IST

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Europe's Ryder Cup hopes have been bolstered after Viktor Hovland's withdrawal due to a neck injury. The decision means they are now just 2-1/2 points away from securing the prestigious golf title at Bethpage Black this Sunday.
Hovland was scheduled to clash with America's Harris English in a crucial singles match, which had the potential to turn the tide of the competition. Instead, the match has been declared a tie.
This gives Europe a significant lead of 12-5 over the U.S. as they head into the 11 remaining singles matches, altering strategic dynamics in favor of the Europeans.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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