Despite trailing at the Ryder Cup, the United States is sticking to a largely unchanged plan for the second day of action. Meanwhile, Europe opts not to alter its roster, projecting confidence in its existing strategy.

Despite trailing Europe 5½–2½ after the opening day at Bethpage Black, US Ryder Cup captain Keegan Bradley refuses to alter his course. Even as critics question the Morikawa-English pairing, Bradley insists he will stay the course to reverse America’s fortunes.