Witness the thrilling comeback of Team USA as they reclaim the Junior Ryder Cup in 2025! Down early, the U.S. team showed incredible grit and perseverance to secure a 17 ½ – 12 ½ victory over Team Europe at the historic Nassau Country Club in Glen Cove, New York. Watch highlights of key matches, including Anna Fang, Asterisk Talley, Rayee Feng, and Hamilton Coleman’s clutch performances. Hear from U.S. Captain Suzy Whaley and European Captain Stephen Gallacher as they reflect on the intense competition. This video is a must-watch for golf fans and anyone who loves underdog stories!
Keywords: Junior Ryder Cup 2025, USA vs Europe, golf highlights, Anna Fang, Asterisk Talley, Rayee Feng, Hamilton Coleman, Suzy Whaley, Stephen Gallacher, Nassau Country Club, golf comeback, junior golf
United States wins 2025 Junior Ryder Cup over Europe by Ryder Cupup Digital on September 25th, 2025, 2015 UTC. Full results https www.rderercup.com. The United States team won the 13th Junior Rider Cup presented by HPE today in Glen Cove, New York with a 17 12 victory over team Europe with 12 points available in 12 singles matches at the historic Nassau Country Club. The US team needed 5 1/2 points to reclaim the Junior Rider Cup from Europe. After nine holes, they were down in nine matches and those 5 and 1/2 points felt distant. However, if there was one thing both teams learned this week in a back and forth competition, no lead is safe and nothing is guaranteed. We were down first thing this morning for a long time and these kids just fought so hard and they got the job done, said US team captain Susie whe a PGA past president master professional. They saw a sea of blue on the leaderboard and knew exactly where they stood. They showed grit, perseverance, and did not give up. Slowly but surely, the leaderboard started to turn red, indicating the US team was getting their bearings. Stanford University commit Anna Fang of San Diego claimed the first point for the US as one of the only Americans who was leading on the outward nine. She would go on to win her match 5-3 over Nagora Martinez of Spain. Fellow Stanford commit and the number 12 amateur in the world asterisk tally earned the next point for the US winning one up over England’s Charlotte Norton who nearly came back from being four down through 14 of the eight and a half points secured by the US two stood out to why New Jerseys Ray Aang and Georgia’s Hamilton Coleman when I spoke with them this morning they both said don’t worry coach I’m going to get this job done and they did just that I couldn’t be more proud of them. I couldn’t be more proud of all 12 of these incredible golfers, said Fang, one of Whley’s two captain’s picks. Fang, one of Whley’s two captain’s picks, was one down to Spaniard Louise Uma Landraph after five holes. She then took control of the match with wins on hole seven, nine and 10 with back-to- back birdies on 9 and 10. Fang reached three up through 14 and with one point remaining for the US to reclaim the cup one whole 15 with a par. I actually did not know it was the last point needed. Fang said a lot of my teammates were there cheering because they knew it was the winning point. It’s been amazing playing for this country and on this team. That was one of the coolest experiences I’ve ever had. Coleman said of the week, “You know, not only am I playing for myself, but I’m also playing for my country.” Coleman, the 2025 US Junior Amateur Champion, won his match 2 and one over Ireland’s John Doyle. Team Europe earned 4 and a half points on the day, including from Frenchman Hugo Laggo’s 4 and3 defeat of US boys topranked Miles Russell. I’m very proud of my team, said European captain Steven Gallaer. They fought extremely hard until the end. And they are not only fantastic golfers, but also fantastic human beings. Their body language, commitment to the team from every one of them was so professional. With the win, the US improves their overall Junior Rider Cup record to 84 and one. And for Captain Whe a goal achieved by the whole team. She’s been looking forward to her time as junior Ryder Cup captain for years, but wants to make one thing clear. Being a captain of a team holds a lot of responsibility. But it wasn’t just me. Why said this was a team effort for Team USA to bring that cup home and set the tone for tomorrow’s Ryder Cup. And that’s exactly what we did. The US Junior Rider Cup team will celebrate their victory by attending the open day of the Ryder Cup tomorrow at Beth Page
