Rory McIlroy will take on Patrick Reed in an intriguing first singles match after the Europe captain, Darren Clarke, opted to put his best players out first on Sunday. Rory McIlroy leads the fight to keep Europe’s Ryder Cup hopes alive Read moreMcIlroy – who called for a fan to be ejected after suffering verbal abuse – was in superb form on Saturday in securing a third straight win alongside the rookie Thomas Pieters. However, Reed arguably played even better with six birdies and an eagle in the final fourballs match alongside Jordan Spieth. Open champion Henrik Stenson will go out second against Spieth, with wildcard Pieters taking on JB Holmes in match three. Singles pairings (times BST)5.04pm Rory McIlroy v Patrick Reed5.15pm Henrik Stenson v Jordan Spieth5.26pm Thomas Pieters v JB Holmes5.37pm Justin Rose v Rickie Fowler5.48pm Rafa Cabrera Bello v Jimmy Walker5.59pm Sergio García v Phil Mickelson6.10pm Lee Westwood v Ryan Moore6.21pm Andy Sullivan v Brandt Snedeker6.32pm Chris Wood v Dustin Johnson6.43pm Danny Willett v Brooks Koepka6.54pm Martin Kaymer v Matt Kuchar7.05pm Matt Fitzpatrick v Zach Johnson

Source: The Guardian October 02, 2016 00:56 UTC