List of Ryder Cup matches
United States vs Europe (1979–present)
The "Year" column refers to the year the match was held, and wikilinks to the article about that match.

List of Ryder Cup matches

Section Title: United States vs Europe (1979–present)
Table Section Text: The "Year" column refers to the year the match was held, and wikilinks to the article about that match.

Year	Winners	Score	Runners-up	Host country	Venue	Europe captain	United States captain

1979	United States	17–11	Europe	United States	The Greenbrier, The Greenbrier Course, White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia	England John Jacobs	Billy Casper

1981	United States	18½–9½	Europe	England	Walton Heath Golf Club, Walton-on-the-Hill, Surrey	England John Jacobs	Dave Marr

1983	United States	14½–13½	Europe	United States	PGA National Golf Club, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida	England Tony Jacklin	Jack Nicklaus

1985	Europe	16½–11½	United States	England	The Belfry, Brabazon Course, Wishaw, Warwickshire	England Tony Jacklin	Lee Trevino

1987	Europe	15–13	United States	United States	Muirfield Village, Dublin, Ohio	England Tony Jacklin	Jack Nicklaus

1989	Europe	14–14	United States	England	The Belfry, Brabazon Course, Wishaw, Warwickshire	England Tony Jacklin	Raymond Floyd

1991	United States	14½–13½	Europe	United States	Kiawah Island Golf Resort, Ocean Course, Kiawah Island, South Carolina	Scotland Bernard Gallacher	Dave Stockton

1993	United States	15–13	Europe	England	The Belfry, Brabazon Course, Wishaw, Warwickshire	Scotland Bernard Gallacher	Tom Watson

1995	Europe	14½–13½	United States	United States	Oak Hill Country Club, East Course, Rochester, New York	Scotland Bernard Gallacher	Lanny Wadkins

1997	Europe	14½–13½	United States	Spain	Valderrama Golf Club, Sotogrande, Andalusia	Spain Seve Ballesteros	Tom Kite

1999	United States	14½–13½	Europe	United States	The Country Club, Composite Course, Brookline, Massachusetts	England Mark James	Ben Crenshaw

2002	Europe	15½–12½	United States	England	The Belfry, Brabazon Course, Wishaw, Warwickshire	Scotland Sam Torrance	Curtis Strange

2004	Europe	18½–9½	United States	United States	Oakland Hills Country Club, South Course, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan	Germany Bernhard Langer	Hal Sutton

2006	Europe	18½–9½	United States	Republic of Ireland	K Club, Palmer Course, Straffan, County Kildare	Wales Ian Woosnam	Tom Lehman

2008	United States	16½–11½	Europe	United States	Valhalla Golf Club, Louisville, Kentucky	England Nick Faldo	Paul Azinger

2010	Europe	14½–13½	United States	Wales	Celtic Manor Resort, Twenty Ten Course, Newport	Scotland Colin Montgomerie	Corey Pavin

2012	Europe	14½–13½	United States	United States	Medinah Country Club, Course 3, Medinah, Illinois	Spain José María Olazábal	Davis Love III

2014	Europe	16½–11½	United States	Scotland	Gleneagles, PGA Centenary Course, Perth & Kinross	Republic of Ireland Paul McGinley	Tom Watson

2016	United States	17–11	Europe	United States	Hazeltine National Golf Club, Chaska, Minnesota	Northern Ireland Darren Clarke	Davis Love III

2018	Europe	17½–10½	United States	France	Le Golf National, Albatros Course, Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines	Denmark Thomas Bjørn	Jim Furyk

Sentence(s)

In 2018, the Ryder Cup was won by Europe by a score of 17½–10½ at Le Golf National, France.

final_sentence: In 2018, the Ryder Cup was won by Europe by a score of 17½–10½ at Le Golf National, France.