FARMINGDALE, N.Y. -- Viktor Hovland withdrew from Sunday singles at the Ryder Cup, one day after aggravating a neck injury.

The Norwegian is at Bethpage Black to support Team Europe but will not be able to compete. European captain Luke Donald said Saturday night that Hovland would have an MRI.

The withdrawal triggers the Ryder Cup's rarely used "envelope rule." When submitting his singles lineup Saturday night, United States team captain Keegan Bradley had to place the name of one of his players in a sealed enveloped who would not play if someone from Europe withdrew.

That name was Harris English, who already was slated to face Hovland in the final singles match of the afternoon. Instead, the match goes down as a draw and each team receives a half-point.

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