Ryder Cup Live Odds & Score Updates for Day 3 – Europe Retains Ryder Cup

• Team Europe has clinched the 2025 Ryder Cup, leading 14.0 to 11.0
• Europe needs just a half-point to retain the Ryder Cup
• See the live Ryder Cup odds, betting lines, and scores

The 2025 Ryder Cup runs from Friday, Sep. 26th, to Sunday, Sep. 28th, with Europe looking to become the first back-to-back champion since 2014. The Americans have home-course advantage, so to speak, at Bethpage Black in New York. The home team has won each of the last five editions.

The first table, below, sets out the live odds to win the tournament at various online sportsbooks, along with the live score. Under the table, find a timeline of betting-line and score updates.

Ryder Cup Live Odds & Scores

A birdie putt from Shane Lowry on 18 to halve his match with Russell Henley has given Europe the requisite 14 points needed to retain the Ryder Cup.

Odds as of 5:17 pm ET, Sep. 28. Claim the ESPN BET promo code to get a bonus to use on the 2025 Ryder Cup.

Ryder Cup Timeline of Updates

• Sunday, 5:04 am ET: The US has made an epic comeback (that may still fall short). It’s now 13.5 to 10.5 with the US leading two of the four matches still on course. The US needs to win all four to take back the Ryder Cup. Europe is currently listed at -2000 to retain the Ryder Cup at DraftKings.
• Sunday, 11:59 am ET: Victor Hovland had to withdraw due to injury, which gave Europe a half-point in his slated singles match with Harris English. EUR now leads 12-5 and is just two points from victory.
• Sunday, 10:45 am ET: Roughly an hour from the first pairing tees off, the Europeans are as short as -20000 to win the 2025 Ryder Cup outright. No team has comeback from more than four points down on the final day, and Europe has a massive seven-point lead heading into Sunday’s 12 singles matches.
• Saturday, 3:03 am ET: Already leading 8.5 to 3.5, Europe is ahead in two afternoon fourballs and tied in the other two. Their live odds to win the Ryder Cup are as short as -1000 at FanDuel.
• Saturday, 12:10 am ET: Europe takes three of four morning foursomes and now leads 8.5-3.5, needing just 5.5 more points to retain. Europe is as short as -900 to retain in the live Ryder Cup odds.
• Saturday, 11:14 am ET: McIlroy/Fleetwood defeated English/Morikawa (3 and 2) to give Europe a 6.5-3.5 lead. Europe also leads both foursomes still on the course.
• Saturday, 10:45 am ET: DeChambeau/Young beat Fitzpatrick/Aberg (4 and 2) to inch USA close (5.5 to 3.5) but Europe still leads the other three foursomes still on the course.
• Saturday, 10:16 am ET: Europe leads three of four day 2 foursomes roughly halfway through the round. They’re odds to retain the trophy are now -500 at DraftKings.
• Friday, 5:23 pm ET: Rahm/Straka defeat Scheffler/Spaun 3&2 to put Europe up 4-2. Fleetwood/Rose lead Griffin/DeChambeau 1up through 15, while McIlroy/Lowry vs Burns/Cantlay are all square through 14.
• Friday, 4:41 pm ET: Fleetwood/Rose squared their match with DeChambeau/Griffin (through 12) and now the USA trails in two matches (by multiples strokes, and leads in just one. If all holds, Europe will lead 5.5 to 2.5 after day 1.
• Friday, 3:56 pm ET:Europe is poised to at least split the afternoon four-balls. Rahm/Straka are 3up on Scheffler/Spaun through 11, while McIlroy/Lowry are 2up on Burns/Cantlay through 9. Team USA leads the other two matches (1up through 10, and 3up through 9).
• Friday, 3:07 pm ET:McIlroy/Lowry have taken a 1up lead on Burns/Cantlay through 6. Already up 3-1 after the morning session, Europe now leads in two afternoon matches and USA leads in the other two. Europe is once again the odds-on favorite to win (-115 or shorter in the three-way moneyline odds).
• Friday, 2:29 pm ET: Young/Thomas are now 2up on Aberg/Hojgaard through 5, and USA continues to lead in two afternoon matches. The USA is back to being the favorite in the live Ryder Cup odds after fading as far as +140 earlier in the day.
• Friday, 2:11 pm ET:Griffin/DeChambeau are now 1up on Fleetwood/Rose after 5, giving the USA the lead in two active matches, with Europe leading one, and one all square.
• Friday, 1:45 pm ET: McIlroy/Lowry answer back to square with Burns/Cantlay through two holes.
• Friday, 1:34 pm ET:Young/Thomas have an early 1up lead (through 2) on Aberg/Hojgaard, and Burns/Cantlay have an early lead (1up through 1) on McIlroy/Lowry.
• Friday, 1:10 pm ET: Straka/Rahm birdie again on three to go 1up on Scheffler/Spaun.
• Friday, 1:03 pm ET: Straka/Rahm birdie from off the green to make it all square with Scheffler/Spaun after two holes.
• Friday, 12:44 pm ET: Scheffler/Spaun are 1up on Rahm/Straka after the first hole.
• Friday, 12:17 pm ET: The afternoon foursomes feature Scheffler/Spaun vs Rahm/Straka (12:25 pm ET), Griffin/DeChambeau vs Fleetwood/Rose (12:41 pm ET), Young/Thomas vs Aberg/Hojgaard (12:57 pm ET), and Burns/Cantlay vs McIlroy/Lowry (1:13 pm ET).
• Friday, 11:54 am ET: Cantlay/Schauffler hold on to beat MacIntyre/Hovland (2up) and trim Europe’s lead to 3-1.
• Friday, 11:42 am ET: Cantlay/Schauffler regained a 1up lead on MacIntyre/Hovland after 17 as Team USA looks to earn its first point.
• Friday, 11:35 am ET: MacIntyre/Hovland and Cantlay/Schauffler remain all square through 16 as Europe closes in on another half-point.
• Friday, 11:22 am ET: MacIntyre/Hovland have made it all square through 15 and will take a commanding 3.5-0 lead if the score holds.
• Friday, 11:03 am ET: Cantlay/Schauffele’s lead over MacIntyre/Hovland has been trimmed to 1up through 14 as Team USA looks to secure its first point.
• Friday, 10:43 am ET: EUR secured the first three points of the 2025 Ryder Cup, with Hatton/Rahm defeating Thomas/DeChambeau (4&3), McIlroy/Fleetwood defeating England/Morikawa (5&4), and Fitzpatrick/Aberg defeating Henley/Scheffler (5&3).

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