Overview
- McIlroy said the Bethpage Black crowd was by far the worst of his career, describing insults about his young daughter as "horrific."
- He recounted a first-tee announcer shouting an expletive at him and said a thrown beer struck his wife, Erica Stoll.
- He argued Bradley should have urged restraint on Friday and Saturday nights and noted some U.S. players tried to quiet abusive spectators.
- Bradley has defended the supporters as passionate and said only a few people crossed the line.
- Europe won 15-13 in New York, and McIlroy cited crowd density and a "mob mentality" while saying he had urged partners to stay in the city.