Summary
An emcee at the Ryder Cup golf tournament stepped down after using offensive language aimed at golfer Rory McIlroy. The incident involved comedian Heather McMahan, who apologized to McIlroy and the Ryder Cup Europe team. The event also saw unruly behavior from some fans, resulting in increased security measures.
Key Facts
- Heather McMahan, an emcee at the Ryder Cup, was recorded using offensive language about golfer Rory McIlroy.
- McMahan apologized to Rory McIlroy and the Ryder Cup Europe team after the incident.
- The Ryder Cup took place at Bethpage Black Golf Course in Long Island, New York.
- Some fans at the Ryder Cup behaved disruptively, leading to increased security.
- Two spectators were removed from the event due to a verbal altercation.
- A man was charged with stealing a golf cart at the event.
- Team Europe captain Luke Donald expressed concerns about fans' behavior during the tournament.
- Team USA captain Keegan Bradley said most fans behaved well, despite a few exceptions.
