Summary
The Ryder Cup ended with Team Europe winning against the USA, but the event was overshadowed by negative fan behavior towards the European players. The PGA of America later apologized for the conduct of some fans and addressed comments made by its president that had upset players and fans. The apology included plans to personally apologize to affected players, especially Rory McIlroy and his wife.
Key Facts
- Team Europe won the Ryder Cup with a 15-13 score against the USA.
- Team Europe faced continuous abusive behavior from some USA fans.
- The PGA of America president initially downplayed the abuse in public statements.
- Negative reactions from European players followed the president's comments.
- The PGA president later formally apologized to PGA professionals and European players.
- Rory McIlroy and other European players experienced targeted harassment during the event.
- Efforts to personally apologize to affected players were announced by PGA leadership.
