On October 2nd, 2025, the Ryder Cup fallout escalated as Paul Azinger blasted Rory McIlroy's comments on fan behavior, Tyrrell Hatton refuted US claims, and a weary Rasmus Højgaard returned to the PGA Tour grind.
RYDER CUP DEBATE RAGES
- The transatlantic argument over fan behavior intensifies, with Paul Azinger labeling Rory McIlroy's call for a "higher standard" as "hypocritical" following his parking lot outburst, while Tyrrell Hatton flatly rejected comparisons between the Rome and US crowds.
- Azinger on GOLF's 'Subpar': "You can't say the fans need to behave better and then in the meantime, lay them to waste."
- The conflict highlights a growing cultural divide in golf, with players and pundits on both sides of the Atlantic digging in on what constitutes acceptable fan conduct.
THE RYDER CUP HANGOVER
- Fresh off Team Europe's victory, Rasmus Højgaard is the lone Ryder Cup player at the Sanderson Farms Championship, candidly admitting his "energy level is not very high" as he fights for his tour card and a top-50 world ranking.
- He described the Ryder Cup as the most "stressful and pressure filled situation" he's ever experienced.
- The quick turnaround from team euphoria to the individual pressure of the PGA Tour grind showcases the immense mental and physical toll of the biennial event.
Quick Hits
Michael La Sasso's "eleven" out of ten sea urchin pain • Phil Mickelson jokes that golf "challenges" mental health, not helps it • Tyrrell Hatton says Rome and US fan behavior weren't "close at all."
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