Late on Saturday at Bethpage Blackwith Europeans sailing and turning this Ryder cup In a laugh, we finally saw some American energy – though this example was involved in a tense moment away from green.
Europe won three of the four fourth matches to start on Saturday, and the road continued as Europe led all four afternoon games with four balls. The result of Lopside pulled a little juice from the event, but then came a stroke of Justin Rose on the 15th green.
Rose and Tommy Fleetwood were 3 up after 14 holes versus Bryson Dechambeau and Scottie SchefflerAnd in the 15th Rose Green went up to read his bird test. Rose studied his blow from behind the ball, but then he stopped, said something and waved from Dechambeau’s cadad, Greg Bodine, who began approaching Dechambeau’s near sign. The rose usually with gentle behavior was bored.
NBC journalist on the course, Smylie Kaufman called him a “light exchange”.
“Justin Rose simply by saying to Bryson’s caddy, Greg Bodine, to get out of his way when he was reading his putt,” Kaufman said. “I think there was little misunderstanding who was far away.”
Rose drained Putt – his eighth of the day – and then waited in Dechambeau, who had to make his Birdie try to extend the match.
“There is still an exchange that is happening on the right side of the green,” Kaufman said. “I think Greg Bodine came to apologize or make his case and Justin really didn’t have it.”
Dechambeau rolled into his bird to tie the hole, but his celebration was subjected. Instead he started talking to Rose and Fleetwood as they walked from the green. The cameras followed the players to the 16th Tee, where things stared even more.
An animated dechauu was being loved in Fleetwood, and Scheffler’s Caddy, Ted Scott, was in a tense conversation with European Vice President Edoardo Molinari. At one point Fleetwood deliberately walked between Scott and Molinari.
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Fleetwood’s caddy, Ian Finnis, could be heard in the broadcast saying, “Let’s all just cool.”
The conversation continued in the next Tee, with Finis, trying to play the peaceter, saying Dechambeau and Bodine, “Let’s play. He can get as long as he wants.”
“Let’s go guys, let’s play,” Dechambeau group said. “All is well.”
Broadcasting with the group a few minutes later, and Kaufman provided an update: “Not exaggerating guys – every single person on the subject heats up.”
Later, after closing the 3-and-2 victory, Rose explained the situation in an interview after round with Golf Channel’s Damon Hack.
“It was a shame that the match reached that point because it was a really, really great match,” Rose said. “I was waiting to wear. The boys were obviously working on reading them, obviously continuing with their calculations and pieces and pieces. So I waited for a few seconds, and then felt as if they came out again. I asked – it’s my blow, right? It was wrong.
“I don’t think we have to stop at Him honestly. I told the boys, if you want me to say,” Excuse me please “then yes my evil.”
Fleetwood was asked a continuation, how if that tense moment is an example of what Ryder Cup does for competitors.
He tightened.
“I think it’s part of it, right?” He said. “On a moment from the two days of a lot of golf and a lot of great golf … … it happens.”
Europe runs the US 11.5-4.5 with 12 games left, which means Americans have a lot of work to do if they want to have a chance on Sunday at Bethpage Black.
