THREE days of intense competition later and the 2018 Ryder Cup winners have been crowned.
Europe were looking to bring the famous old trophy back across the Atlantic after their 2016 loss, but went into the competition as underdogs.
Who won the Ryder Cup?
EUROPE have reclaimed the Ryder Cup after a nail-biting final day at Le Golf National.
Starting the Sunday 10-6 up following two brilliant days, the European's needed to keep their nerve in the singles to reach that magic 14 and a half mark.
And despite the Americans threatening an afternoon fightback, there were big wins as John Rahm defeated Tiger Woods andThorbjrn Olesen stunned Jordan Spieth.
That European momentum continued down the back-9 as Ian Poulter once again whipped the crowd into a frenzy.
And it was the 'Postman' who delivered once again on the Ryder Cup stage, beating world number one Dustin Johnson in a thrilling match that went all the way to the 18th.
Which player holed the winning putt?
POULTER'S heroics set Europe up for the big finish - and it was only a shame that the Englishman wasn't the one to seal the victory.
In fact there was no winning putt at all as Phil Mickelson drove into the water and conceded to Francesco Molinari, who made it FIVE points out of five.
What was the final score?
WITH celebrations still going on all around them, there were still four matches to complete after Molinari's victory had sealed the cup.
Patrick Reed salvaged some pride by beatingTyrrell Hatton but there was more European success for Sergio Garcia and Henrik Stenson.
With Alex Noren completing victory against Bryson DeChambeau with a 40-footer, the final score was 17 to 10.
Ryder Cup fans sing Toure chant in honour of Tommy Fleetwood and Francesco Molinari