Saturday's Ryder Cup matches ended with a big Team Europe, an enraged Rory McIlroy and a newly inspired American squad. Will it carry into Sunday's singles?

The Ryder Cup is set for a fiery climax on Sunday after Rory McIlroy's row with Patrick Cantlay's caddie overshadowed the American's late surge in Saturday's fourballs which gave the USA a glimmer of hope.Rose had sunk the key 19-foot putt to halve his Friday fourballs match in stunning fashion and on Saturday the English Ryder Cup veteran repeated the trick on the 16th.

Hae Ran Ryu shot another bogey-free 7-under 64 to push her lead to two strokes.

Delaney Wade is 14th overall and Penn's team finishes seventh at girls state golf tournament in Carmel, Ind.

Alongside his high school golf team, 14 year-old Charlie Woods, the son of Tiger Woods, was individual champion for the second time in a week on Saturday.

South Korean rookie Ryu Hae-ran fired a second straight bogey-free seven-under par 64 to grab a two-stroke lead after Saturday's third round of the LPGA NW Arkansas Championship.Japanese rookie Yuna Nishimura also fired a 64 to share second on 130 with Australian Hannah Green.

Max Magolis is a junior at Palm Desert High School and wanted to raise money in memory of a cousin who died of cancer.

Trailing by one shot entering the round, Carmel made up 10 shots over the back nine to catch Westfield and win back-to-back IHSAA team titles.

Castle standout Ashley Kirkland again showed why she is among the best players in the state.

Video showed an enraged McIlroy swearing after a fiesty finish to his fourball match involving America’s Patrick Cantlay and his caddie Joe LaCava