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Jon Rahm continued his exceptional game for Team Europe during the Ryder Cup 2025 with Black Bethpage on Saturday.
Rahm won his two games to help provide two of the 5 ½ points that Europe obtained on Friday. On Saturday, Rahm had more magic in store on the eighth hole in the morning session.
Rahm’s partner, Tyrrell Hatton, struck his tee shot on the eighth hole in large green and right on the edge of the bunker. The ball was integrated into the rough, and Rahm had to stand well below the ball in a bunker.
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Tyrrell Hatton in Europe famous with Jon Rahm on the sixth hole in the Bethpage Black golf course during the Ryder Cup golf tournament in Farmingdale, New York, on September 27, 2025. (AP photo / Robert Bukaty)
Rahm dug the ball beautifully when he landed when green began and rolled directly in the hole for a miracle birdie. Rahm knew it was right away when he left the bunker and pointed in celebration before the ball falls into the hole.
Xander Schauffele of Team USA had the chance to respond to Rahm’s sensational shot with a chip. Schauffele’s teammate Patrick Cantlay also struck a capricious tee shot that left Schauffele in Rough.
Team USA stops early bleeding at Ryder Cup, but faces a danger against Europe
Jon Rahm in Europe famous after a birdie on the eighth hole in the black golf course of Bethpage during the Ryder Cup golf tournament in Farmingdale, New York, on September 26, 2025. (AP photo / Matt Slocum)
Schauffele almost equaled Rahm when he failed to rejoice for Birdie, but finally, Team USA lost this hole, and Team Europe left the eighth hole in the match.
Rahm’s shooting was particularly overwhelming for the United States team because Cantlay and Schauffele had just equalized the match after winning the fifth and seventh holes. Rahm and Hatton won the first two holes and took a quick lead to start the second day of action.
Jon Rahm and Sepp Straka in Europe celebrate after their victory against Scottie Scheffler and JJ Spaun in the United States on the 16th Bethpage Black Golf Course during the Ryder Cup Golf Tournament in Farmingdale, New York, September 26, 2025. (AP photo / Matt Slocum)
Rahm’s fantastic shot has suppressed all momentum, Schauffele and Cantlay had built. When writing these lines, Rahm and Hatton remain one through 11 holes.
