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The Ryder Cup spectator who heckled Rory McIlroy says he regrets the outburst but blames mounting frustration with noisy crowds and what he saw as over-the-top on-course theatrics – a reaction he calls misguided, but ultimately human
Matt Fitzpatrick closed with a record-equalling 66, combining crisp iron shots and steady, clutch putting to capture the DP World Tour title and finish clear of the chasing pack.
Luke Donald said his “money” remark had been misconstrued, insisting it was not a swipe at the U.S. team but a comment about broader sponsorship issues as he defended his words
Matt Fitzpatrick produced a sizzling, record-equalling 66, storming up the leaderboard with a late flourish to clinch the DP World Tour title and cap a week of near-total dominance on the European circuit.
A former Ryder Cup star slammed parts of the U.S. crowd as “embarrassing stupidity” after unruly behaviour interrupted play, urging organisers and spectators alike to restore respect and proper conduct at future events
LIV golfers have been given a formal qualification pathway into The Open, allowing them to secure spots through recognised qualifying events. The move alters the traditional route into the majors and has ignited debate among players and officials about access and the future of elite competition.
Donald warns fans could turn on fee-earning U.S. stars, arguing public support might evaporate if players put appearance money ahead of national pride and the spirit of competition – a shift that would leave questions hanging over loyalty and image
