Overview
- Player issued a Nov. 5 statement on X saying he does not want the Ryder Cup ended and was cautioning that misconduct could put it at risk.
- His clarification followed interviews in which he called the event the “worst” and said it should be “scrapped” or “abolished,” pointing to heavy drinking and profanity.
- He wrote that he loves the match-play format and respects the organizers, urging growth that preserves dignity and respect among players and fans.
- Reports from Bethpage included abuse directed at European players and Rory McIlroy’s wife as Europe won 15–13 in New York.
- Player said he is helping design a course at Luton Hoo outside London with the goal of meeting criteria for a future Ryder Cup venue, with 2035 under consideration.