Overview
- Team Europe defeated the United States 15–13 at Bethpage Black, with Rory McIlroy contributing a 3-1-1 record in five matches.
- Sections of the home crowd targeted McIlroy with personal abuse, and a thrown drink struck his wife, Erica, during Saturday’s play.
- Tournament officials increased security, displayed behavior warnings, and ejected spectators, with state troopers accompanying groups on Sunday.
- Ryder Cup emcee Heather McMahan stepped down after video showed her joining a vulgar chant directed at McIlroy on course.
- Tom Watson apologized for the "rude and mean-spirited" behavior by some American fans, while U.S. captain Keegan Bradley described the crowd as largely "pretty good."