Fitzpatrick's parents avoid Ryder Cup after 'bad experience'
Summary
Matt Fitzpatrick's parents chose not to attend the Ryder Cup at Bethpage due to past unpleasant experiences with American fans and because they will be joining him in a different championship next week. The behavior of fans at Bethpage has been a major topic, with concerns about how welcoming the environment will be for visiting teams. The event officially starts on Friday, and some attendees expect fan behavior to be more intense.Key Facts
- Matt Fitzpatrick's parents had a previous negative experience with American fans at a past Ryder Cup.
- They decided not to attend the Ryder Cup at Bethpage and will instead participate in the Dunhill Links Championship.
- Fitzpatrick's wife will support him by attending the Ryder Cup.
- The atmosphere at Bethpage during practice rounds has been friendly and calm.
- Children under 15 are admitted free with an adult purchase of a $255 ticket.
- European golfers, including Shane Lowry, have been managing PR carefully to avoid escalating any tensions.
- Fans expect more energetic and intense support once the event begins on Friday.
- Past experiences highlight concerns about fan behavior towards the European team.
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