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Illness affecting US Ryder Cup camp - Johnson
Illness "spreading" through the United States Ryder Cup team has contributed to their 6½-1½ deficit to Europe after the opening day in Rome, says captain Zach Johnson.
Europe open record-equalling Ryder Cup lead over US
Europe hold a "sensational" 6½-1½ lead over the United States after a stunning Ryder Cup opening day in Rome.
Hovland & Hatton earn thrilling half against Thomas & Spieth
Watch some of the key shots as Viktor Hovland and Tyrrell Hatton earn a thrilling half against Justin Thomas and Jordan Spieth as Europe take a 6½-1½ lead over the United States on day one of t...
Rahm stars as Europe take big lead - shots of the day
Watch some of the best shots from day one of the Ryder Cup, featuring Tyrrell Hatton, Max Homa, Rory McIlroy, Rickie Fowler and three from Jon Rahm.
'Incredible day, but we can't rest on our laurels' - McIlroy
Rory McIlroy reflects on an "amazing" day one at the Ryder Cup in Rome as Europe establish a five-point lead over the United States.
Ryder Cup 2023 scores and playing stats
Scores from the Ryder Cup between Europe and the United States at the Marco Simone Golf and Country Club in Rome.
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.
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.
'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.
Europe sweep US to race to 4-0 Ryder Cup lead
Europe make the perfect start in their quest to regain the Ryder Cup by making a clean sweep of Friday's opening session to lead the United States 4-0.
Ryder Cup: Europe aim to extend lead over US - clips, radio and text
Follow in-play clips, radio commentary and live text updates from day two of the Ryder Cup at the Marco Simone Golf and Country Club, Rome.
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.
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.
'Moliwood' & Postman Poulter - relive Europe's home dominance
It is 30 years since the United States last won a Ryder Cup contest in Europe. As the two sides face each other in Rome, BBC Sport looks back at Europe's dominance over their past six home meetin...
Britain's most decorated amateur Bonallack, 88, dies
Britain's most decorated amateur golfer and a leading figure in the sport, Sir Michael Bonallack, has died aged 88.
Should Ryder and Solheim Cups end tied matches?
Last week's thrilling 14-14 Solheim Cup draw bought sharply into focus whether a draw is a satisfactory result in the 21st century.
McIlroy's 'tears' after caddie Diamond's video
Rory McIlroy says he was left in tears after a video message from caddie Harry Diamond was played at Monday's Ryder Cup Team Europe meeting.
Who is the 'gardener and workman' on top of the Ryder Cup?
The story of how Abe Mitchell began life in a workhouse but rose to become one of the highest paid sportspeople of his era truly is a rags-to-riches tale.
'Brain training will help you hole more putts'
The idea of psychology influencing physiology is nothing new, but 21st Century advances in technology to monitor the brain are aiding putting, according to university research.
Europe's Ryder Cup home record 'one of most incredible in sport'
Europe have not lost a home Ryder Cup for 30 years and the captains that inspired those wins explain how they did it to BBC Sport's Iain Carter.
'Ciganda delivered for Europe at course not fit for purpose'
Dame Laura Davies says Europe's defence of the Solheim Cup was one of the most exciting she has seen, but Iain Carter writes that the Finca Cortesin course was not fit for purpose.
Hull & Lowry in mood to boost hope of European glory
While they may not have won, both Charley Hull and Shane Lowry can reflect on successful weekends as they build towards the Solheim and Ryder Cups, writes Iain Carter.
The Chipping Forecast
Andrew Cotter, Eddie Pepperell and special guest Iain Carter discuss the week's golf news
5 Live Sport: All About The Open
Iain Carter looks ahead to an historic AIG Women's Open at Muirfield
5 Live Sport: All About The Open
Iain Carter and Katherine Downes look at the extraordinary life and career of Tiger Woods
5 Live Sport: All About The Open
Iain Carter takes a trip back in time to discover the origins of The Open.
1995: Faldo fires Europe to victory
Nick Faldo wins the pivotal singles match over Curtis Strange, who missed three short putts for victory over the closing holes.
1969: Nicklaus concedes to Jacklin
The 1969 Ryder Cup ended in its first tie after perhaps the most sporting concession in golfing history.
1991: Langer loses to Irwin on 18th
The 1991 Ryder Cup is decided on the final hole of the final match at Kiawah Island in a classic singles encounter between Bernhard Langer and Hale Irwin.
2012: The miracle of Medinah
BBC Sport relives Europe's 14½-13½ victory over the United States in the 2012 Ryder Cup.
2002: McGinley the hero as Europe regain the Cup
Paul McGinley holes the winning putt for Europe in the 2002 Ryder Cup before celebrating by jumping into a lake at The Belfry.