Europe wins Ryder Cup
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Trump's remarks come after McIlroy's comments Sunday, when he said the abuse from fans at the Ryder Cup 'got to me a few times.'
Rory McIlroy and the rest of the European team overcame the hostility of a number of unruly fans at the 2025 Ryder Cup to defeat the United States in a rout. The lopsided results over the weekend at Bethpage Black set a segment of an already boisterous crowd over the line,
President Donald Trump responded to Team Europe taunting him following their Ryder Cup victory against the United States. The president reposted a video of European players holding the trophy while mockingly chanting: "Are you watching, Donald Trump?"
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Trump responds to Rory McIlroy, team Europe playfully taunting him following their Ryder Cup victory
President Trump has responded to Rory McIlroy and his European teammates playfully taunting him after securing a win at the 45th Ryder Cup. Despite the US team nearly making a comeback on Sunday, Europe emerged victorious in the first win on American soil since 2012.
After a weekend of absolute bedlam at Bethpage, the dust is settling on an extraordinary Ryder Cup competition.
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