THE Ryder Cup is set to return on Friday – and some of golf’s biggest stars are set to be involved in Rome.
Team Europe will be hoping they can take lean on home advantage and regain the trophy they lost at Whistling Straits in 2021.
Ryder Cup 2023: All the details you need ahead of huge competition in Rome
Meanwhile, Team USA will be eyeing a win overseas for the first time since 1993.
Historically, the United States have won the most Ryder Cups, with them running out winners on 27 occasions out of 43 meetings.
However, since Europe became a full-continent team in 1979, the Euros have tasted victory in 11 of 20 matches.
But who is playing in this year’s epic competition?
What are the Ryder Cup teams?
Team Europe
Rory McIlroy (Northern Ireland)John Rahm (Spain)Victor Hovland (Norway)Tyrrell Hatton (England)Robert MacIntyre (Scotland)Matt Fitzpatrick (England)Tommy Fleetwood (England) – Captain’s PickSepp Straka (Austria) – Captain’s PickJustin Rose (England) – Captain’s PickShane Lowry (Ireland) – Captain’s PickNicolai Hojgaard (Denmark) – Captain’s PickLudvig Aberg (Sweden) – Captain’s Pick
Team USA
Scottie SchefflerWyndham ClarkeBrian HarmanPatrick CantlayMax HomaXander SchauffeleSam Burns – Captain’s PickRickie Fowler – Captain’s PickBrooks Koepka – Captain’s PickCollin Moriakawa – Captain’s Pick
What TV channel is it on can it be live streamed?
The Ryder Cup will be exclusively broadcast LIVE on Sky Sports Golf in the UK.
Subscription members of NOW TV will also have the option to stream the entire action through the NOW TV website or app.
Alternatively, SunSport will have coverage of the competition through our live blog.