Dustin Johnson and Zander Schauffele are the two top points scorers so far with three apiece while Paul Casey, Matthew Fitzpatrick, Shane Lowry, Rory McIlroy, Ian Poulter, Bernd Wiesberger and Lee Westwood are yet to get off the mark at the halfway stage for Team Europe - fingers are firmly crossed that they are able to find their magic today.
We'll continue to update this page as further information becomes available and the drama of the Ryder Cup unfolds.
What time does the Ryder Cup start in UK time?
The first players will tee off from 1:05pm UK time on both the Friday and Saturday of play in the 2021 event.
The final round on Sunday will see players embark on singles matches from the precise tee time of 5:04pm UK time.
You can of course find full details of how to watch the Ryder Cup on TV with RadioTimes.com.
Wisconsin – the location for the Ryder Cup in 2021 – is situated in the Central Daylight Time (CDT) zone, meaning they are currently six hours behind UK time.
This means that UK viewers will be watching the Ryder Cup into the evening, and may have to stay up late to see the result of the tournament on the final Sunday as the singles pairings battle it out for those all important points.
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Ryder Cup times 2021
All UK time.
Ryder Cup Sunday tee times – 26th September
Singles matches
5:04pm – Xander Schauffele v Rory McIlroy
5:15pm – Patrick Cantlay v Shane Lowry
5:26pm – Scottie Scheffler v Jon Rahm
5:37pm – Bryson DeChambeau v Sergio Garcia
5:48pm – Collin Morikawa v Viktor Hovland
5:59pm – Dustin Johnson v Paul Casey
6:10pm – Brooks Koepka v Bernd Wiesberger
6:21pm – Tony Finau v Ian Poulter
6:32pm – Justin Thomas v Tyrrell Hatton
6:43pm – Harris English v Lee Westwood
6:54pm – Jordan Spieth v Tommy Fleetwood
7:05pm – Daniel Berger v Matt Fitzpatrick
If you’re looking for something else to watch check out our TV Guide or visit our Sport hub for all the latest news.
