Team USA captain Keegan Bradley criticized the 'Envelope Rule" which came into play after Viktor Hovland pulled out of Sunday's match due to a neck issue.

“The rule has to change. It’s obvious to everybody in the sports world. Nothing against Viktor, but that rule has to change by the next Ryder Cup," Bradley said.

Following the Americans' defeat at Bethpage Black, Keegan Bradley said he would have set up the course at Bethpage Black differently if he could go back and do it all over again.

Bradley made the comment before acknowledging that Team Europe outplayed the U.S. for most of the Ryder Cup.

"I think I would have set the course up a little different. But I don't know, they played better than us," Bradley said. "They deserved to win. They're a great team. In my eyes, Luke Donald is the best European Ryder Cup captain of all time."

Final tally in the Ryder Cup sees Europe win 15-13.

The tournament comes to an end with Sam Burns and Robert MacIntyre tying the final match.

Tyrrell Hatton got half a point at 18 and Europe has 14 1/2 points, securing a win for the Ryder Cup after they had already retained it with Lowry's putt earlier.

Ben Griffin wins 1-up over Rasmus Højgaard to make the score 14-12 Europe in what had been a shocking comeback for the Americans.

Colin Morikawa and Tyrrell Hatton are tied going into the 18th hole.

Shane Lowry told NBC shortly after he secured Europe's possession of the Ryder Cup that he was looking forward to playing in the 2027 Ryder Cup, which will take place in Ireland, while seeming to take a shot at the American crowd at Bethpage.

"It'll be a little bit nicer than playing here, I know that," Lowry said, seeming to be remarking on the reception the Europeans received all weekend on Long Island.