Rory McIlroy Receives Apology After Ryder Cup Abuse
Rory McIlroy expressed gratitude after PGA of America chief executive Derek Sprague sent him a personal apology regarding the abuse he and his wife endured during the Ryder Cup in September.
During Europe's victory in New York, McIlroy faced relentless hostility from the home crowd, including verbal abuse and an incident where a beer was thrown at his wife, Erica McIlroy, hitting her hat.
Ryder Cup Outcome
Europe maintained their lead despite a strong comeback attempt by the United States on the final day, winning the contest 15-13.
"Rory McIlroy said PGA of America chief executive Derek Sprague sent him a personal apology for the abuse the Northern Irishman and his wife suffered during Europe's Ryder Cup victory in September."
"McIlroy was the center of attention for a hostile home crowd with incessant abuse and a beer even thrown at his wife, Erica McIlroy, which hit her on the hat."
Author's Summary
Rory McIlroy welcomed the PGA chief's apology after facing hostile behavior and abuse toward him and his wife during the Ryder Cup victory in New York.