The master of ceremonies of the Ryder Cup descends after having directed the American fans in “ F – K You ‘song to Rory McILroy
Team Europe successfully defended the Ryder Cup against Team USA, winning a weekend in New York where the Scottish Golfer Rory McILroy was narrated with songs filled with explanatives to almost all hole, including one where the master of the event joined.
On Saturday, the actress and actress Heather McMahan was taken on the camera by joining the fans of the American team in songs of “F – K You, Rory” on the microphone on the first Bethpage Tee Black. The viral video of her voice led PGA of America to announce that she would not enjoy the last tour of the tournament on Sunday.
“Heather McMahan expressed excuses for Rory McILroy and Ryder Cup Europe and left the accommodation of the first Ryder Cup tee,” the statement said.
McILroy was mocked hard and cursed throughout the weekend, even when he was about to take his photos on the course. He was mocked not to have kept his lead in the US Open in 2024, his victory for masters last spring was declared guilty, and even his marriage was not prohibited.
He arrived at the point where McILroy struck on Saturday, telling a spectator to “close the F – K up” to the camera while he was preparing to shoot a rough, put back on green after having unleashed.
Another spectator from taunts pulled the anger of his teammate from McILroy, Shane Lowry, who underlined the spectator and demanded his ejection. According to ESPN, at least two spectators were ejected from the Ryder Cup, while the soldiers of New York State provided security escorts for McILroy.
Finally, towards the end of the competition on Saturday, McILroy turned to the stands, pointing to several fans of the USA equipment and shouting several times “F – K You”.
“I don’t mind that they are throwing us,” McILroy told journalists. “Like, that is to be expected. I mean, that is what a Ryder Cup is outside. Each time they do it still while you are above the ball and try to hit your shot, it’s the difficult thing.”
While the United States team tried to set up a massive return on Sunday, the hole was too deep to get out of Team Europe won its ninth Ryder Cup during the last 12 editions of the event by a 15-13 score.
