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Named after English businessman Samuel Ryder who donated the trophy for this tournament, the Ryder Cup is a bi-annual golf tournament that is played between the best golf professionals from the United States and Europe.
The Ryder Cup involves 24 players, 12 from each side.
This is a three-day event that involves three forms of match play, namely Singles, Foursomes, and Fourball, all played over 18 holes.
Four matches of Fourball and four Foursomes matches in the first two days, while 12 individual matches are played on the third day, resulting in a total of 28 matches over the span of three days. Thus, 28 points are up for grabs.
The first team to reach at least 14.5 points wins the Ryder Cup.
In the case of a 14 to 14 tie, the team that previously won the Ryder Cup retains the trophy.

Fourball:

In this game, two two-player teams compete against one another.
Each player plays their own ball throughout the round.
After each hole, the lowest score among the two players of a team is recorded as the team score.
The team with the lower team score for a hole wins that hole.
In the case of a tie, the hole is halved.
The winning team is awarded 1 point. If the game is tied, both teams are awarded ½ points.

Foursomes:

In this game, two-player teams alternate shots until the ball is holed.
The team with the lower score on a hole wins that hole.
In the case of a tie, the hole is halved.
The winning team is awarded 1 point. If the game is tied, both teams are awarded ½ points.

Singles:

In the singles match, one player from each team takes part.
The player with the lower score on a hole wins that hole.
In the case of a tie, the hole is halved.
The player who wins the match earns 1 point for their team. In the case of a tie, both players are awarded ½ points.

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