Bryson DeChambeaus furious Ryder Cup | Golf News

Newly unveiled footage from the Ryder Cup has given us a glimpse into the heated exchange that happened between Team USA and Europe on Saturday.

The stress nearly boiled over on the fifteenth gap at Bethpage Black Golf Course when Scottie Scheffler’s caddie, Ted Scott, had a fiery altercation with European vice-captain Francesco Molinari and Tommy Fleetwood during the four-ball session. Scheffler’s mega-rich caddie later took additional motion before the ultimate day. 

In the ultimate phases of the second afternoon match, Justin Rose requested Bryson DeChambeau’s caddie, Gregory Bodine, to transfer apart while he was lining up his putt. It got here after DeChambeau acted shortly to use a Ryder Cup rule against Team Europe. 

After Rose sunk his shot and celebrated with an enthusiastic fist pump, DeChambeau responded by scoring a birdie of his own.

As the group moved off the inexperienced in the direction of the sixteenth tee box, DeChambeau shortly caught up with his opponents and exchanged phrases with Fleetwood following his teammate’s show.

Scott joined DeChambeau and started talking sternly to Rose until Molinari intervened between the golfer and caddie.

While Scott and Molinari continued to stroll side-by-side to the next gap, the previous gave the latter a gentle shove and confronted him. Before issues might get out of hand, Fleetwood and his caddie, Ian Finnis, stepped in to separate the pair.

Finnis stepped in as mediator moments later at the tee, questioning DeChambeau: “You OK?” The LIV Golf competitor confirmed he was “all good” before stating, “When you’re gonna act like that it’s really inappropriate.”

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Finnis grasped DeChambeau’s perspective, responding: “I understand that. And I just said, ‘Chill out,’ and then I came to you, chill out. All good? That’s why I want you to chill out, OK? Let’s play. Let’s play. OK, he can take as long as he wants.”

DeChambeau wrapped up the exchange: “Let’s go guys, let’s play.”

Rose delivered the decisive stroke of the match, clinching another level for the Europeans with a par on the opening, wrapping up a 3 and 2 victory.

The following day, Scott took to social media to reveal that he and Molinari had resolved their variations. “This guy right here, has always been just a very sweet-spirited man,” he explained in footage shared before Sunday’s particular person matches.

“We had a heated moment yesterday, but what many of you don’t realize is that we got over it. By the time we walked off the 16th tee, it was over, and neither one of us want to make this competition about us.

“We wanna let the gamers go on the market and do their factor and clearly Team Europe is kicking our butts and hopefully today we are able to make it a little more equal, have a better competitors, give the followers what they need, but finally I just wanna unfold love and pleasure,” Scott added. “It’s a great competitors. It’s great enjoyable, and, this is a great man proper right here. So I just wanna say I’m sorry to you, brother.”