1993 The Belfry Golf & Country Club, Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands
Captains: Tom Watson (US), Bernard Gallacher (Europe)
USA 15 - EUROPE 13
Team USA 
Team USA pose with winning trophy 
Payne Stewart and Mark James
The U.S. Ryder Cup Team, down by one point after two days of competition, mounted a memorable comeback by winning six singles matches and halving two to win the 30th biennial Ryder Cup Matches. Led by rookie Davis Love III and veteran Chip Beck, the 15-13 victory was capped on the final day by Raymond Floyd sinking three birdie putts on the back nine to seal the triumph. Beck remained unbeaten in singles competition for his career (3-0) by rallying from a three-hole deficit to defeat England's Barry Lane, 1-up. Love, who suffered from putting woes throughout the week, edged Italy's Costantino Rocca, 1-up, making a six-foot par putt on the 18th green. The 51-year-old Floyd, the oldest Ryder Cup competitor in history, downed Spain's Jose Maria Olazabal in their singles match, 2-up.
 Europe |
 United States |
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|---|---|---|---|
| Four-Ball: Morning | |||
| S Torrance & M James | 0 | L Wadkins & C Pavin (4 & 3) | 1 |
| I Woosnam & B Langer (7 & 5) | 1 | P Azinger & P Stewart | 0 |
| S Ballesteros & J M Olazábal | 0 | T Kite & D Love III (2 & 1) | 1 |
| N Faldo & C Montgomerie (4 & 3) | 1 | R Floyd & F Couples | 0 |
| Foursomes: Afternoon | |||
| I Woosnam & P Baker (1 hole) | 1 | J Gallagher Jr & L Janzen | 0 |
| B Langer & B Lane | 0 | L Wadkins & C Pavin (4 & 2) | 1 |
| N Faldo & C Montgomerie (halved) | ½ | P Azinger & F Couples (halved) | ½ |
| S Ballesteros & J M Olazábal (4 & 3) | 1 | D Love III & T Kite | 0 |
| Foursomes: Morning | |||
| N Faldo & C Montgomerie (3 & 2) | 1 | L Wadkins & C Pavin | 0 |
| B Langer & I Woosnam (2 & 1) | 1 | F Couples & P Azinger | 0 |
| P Baker & B Lane | 0 | R Floyd & P Stewart (3 & 2) | 1 |
| S Ballesteros & J M Olazábal (2 & 1) | 1 | D Love III & T Kite | 0 |
| Four-Ball: Afternoon | |||
| N Faldo & C Montgomerie | 0 | J Cook & C Beck (1 hole) | 1 |
| M James & C Rocca | 0 | C Pavin & J Gallagher Jr (5 & 4) | 1 |
| I Woosnam & P Baker (6 & 5) | 1 | F Couples & P Azinger | 0 |
| J M Olazábal & J Haeggman | 0 | R Floyd & P Stewart (2 & 1) | 1 |
| Singles | |||
| I Woosnam (halved) | ½ | F Couples (halved) | ½ |
| B Lane | 0 | C Beck (1 hole) | 1 |
| C Montgomerie (1 hole) | 1 | L Janzen | 0 |
| P Baker (2 holes) | 1 | C Pavin | 0 |
| J Haeggman (1 hole) | 1 | J Cook | 0 |
| M James | 0 | P Stewart (3 & 2) | 1 |
| C Rocca | 0 | D Love III (1 hole) | 1 |
| S Ballesteros | 0 | J Gallagher Jr (3 & 2) | 1 |
| J M Olazábal | 0 | R Floyd (2 holes) | 1 |
| B Langer | 0 | T Kite (5 & 3) | 1 |
| N Faldo (halved) | ½ | P Azinger (halved) | ½ |
| S Torrance* | ½ | L Wadkins | ½ |
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- Woods has some ideas on how to fare better in the future
- Excuses for U.S. Ryder loss are wrong, says Ferguson
- No quick fixes for U.S. Ryder Cup team, says Lehman
- Teamwork, not team spirit, was a problem, Toms says
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