Summary
During the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black, Justin Rose from Team Europe had a tense exchange with Bryson DeChambeau's caddie, Greg Bodine, over a putting situation. The incident led to further tension between team members but was later diffused. Rose clarified there was no ill intent behind his words.
Key Facts
- The incident occurred on the 15th hole of the Ryder Cup during a match between Team USA and Team Europe.
- Justin Rose approached Bryson DeChambeau’s caddie, Greg Bodine, during a moment of confusion about whose turn it was to putt.
- Rose explained he was waiting to putt and questioned if it was his turn, acknowledging his tone might not have been ideal.
- Tensions continued after the incident, with further words exchanged between players and caddies.
- Both Justin Rose and Bryson DeChambeau made birdies on the 15th hole, tying it.
- The heated atmosphere mildly affected subsequent play, with both teams experiencing nerves on the next hole.
- The tension eased after Rose spoke with DeChambeau and Team USA captain Keegan Bradley.
- Rose expressed his respect for Scottie Scheffler and clarified that there was no intent to disrespect anyone.
