Patrick Cantlay's Heroics Propel Team USA to Ryder Cup Victory

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Patrick Cantlay's birdie putt on the 18th hole secured a 3-1 four-ball win for the United States at the Ryder Cup, giving them some much-needed momentum after trailing 10½-5½. Cantlay's victory was marred by a disputed report from the British media, accusing him of leading a protest over unpaid players and not wearing a team-issued hat. The Americans won three of the four four-ball matches in the afternoon session, but Europe still holds a five-point advantage going into the final day. The U.S. team would need to win 8½ of the 12 singles points to retain the trophy.
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