Paul McGinley lauded the European team's performance at the Ryder Cup, calling it the best collective display he had ever witnessed in the tournament's history.

Jon Rahm highlighted the significance of a pre-Cup bonding trip to Marco Simone, which played a crucial role in strengthening the team's connection.

Tommy Fleetwood shared how emotional video messages from family members fostered camaraderie among players, allowing them to express vulnerability and unity.

Shane Lowry humorously remarked on the surprise and excitement surrounding Europe's early dominance in matches, especially after notable comebacks.

Billy Foster, caddie to Matt Fitzpatrick, received a special Ryder Cup trophy from captain Luke Donald, underscoring the importance of caddies and support staff.

Novak Djokovic inspired the team with a message about achieving success without crowd support, which significantly boosted their morale.

Diane Donald's planning included a team appearance at the iconic Spanish Steps in Rome, creating a festive atmosphere for the players.

Luke Donald's efforts to speak Italian during his ceremonial address resonated well with the local crowd, adding to the event's energy.

The documentary 'Una Famiglia' explores how team bonding contributed to Europe's success, culminating in a final score of 16.5 to 11.5 against the USA.

The film also reflects on the lead-up to the 2023 Ryder Cup held in Rome and builds anticipation for the upcoming 2025 event in New York.