Rory McIlroy calls out ‘unacceptable and abusive behavior’ from Bethpage fans at Ryder Cup
Ryder Cup emcee Heather McMahan resigned after leading fans in profane chants targeting Rory McIlroy, prompting security interventions amid intense crowd hostility.
- Heather McMahan, the master of ceremonies, apologized to Rory McIlroy and resigned after encouraging inappropriate chants against him at Bethpage Black.
- Rory McIlroy faced relentless heckling from fans during matches, telling one to 'shut the f*** up' after a derogatory remark.
- Police and organizers took action to address the abuse, reminding spectators about proper conduct and ejecting disruptive fans.
- Despite the hostile environment, Rory McIlroy expressed pride in his team's performance at the Ryder Cup.
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