The ‘shy’ captain.

regardless of Early Domination of the European Team and the powerful charge of Sunday Americans, 2025 Ryder Cup will be remembered mostly For unjust fans in Bethpage Black.

The situation moved so much on Saturday that many figures in the American game have been apologizing to the European team.

Former American captain Tom Watson is the last to join the quarrels, stating that he is “ashamed” by the behavior of American fans in a post on social media on Tuesday.

Fans of the Ryder Cup ‘Cross The Line’ on Saturday in Bethpage

Given the chaos that unfolded on Saturday at Ryder Cup, it is easy to forget that at the beginning of the week, players, media and observers found Bethpage’s black fans “softened”.

But it will not last. Some combinations of American battles during the course during the first two days, plus perhaps a desire to live up to forecasts for fan behavior this week, caused a Spectator minority to lose plot over the weekend.

Rory Mcilroy AND Shane Lowry were frequent targets, and the two European stars went into chaos responding to the crowd with their shameful and explorer gestures.

American players Justin Thomas, Cameron Young and Scottie Scheffler were among those trying to calm crowds on Saturday. they Later apologized to their opponents for the bad behavior of the fans.

American captain Keegan Bradley admitted that some fans crossed the line of what is acceptable.

After the matches, Lowry revealed that Mcilroy’s wife had experienced “stunning” abuse during the event.

That brings us to Watson.

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Watson explodes Ryder Cup fans, apologies to Europe

Watson is a twice captain of Ryder Cup Ryder. While his US team won the first time around 1993, his Ryder Cup Ryder captain lives in Infamy. The US team withdrew from Europeans, losing a third Ryder cup with a score of 16.5-11.5

After that, some players criticized Watson, and America’s PGA regulated the US Ryder Cup system.

Tuesday, Watson got on x.com To wish for the first time the victorious European team, “I would like to congratulate @rydercupeurope for their victory. Your team plays the first days was sensational.”

But he soon moved to criticize the behavior of the fan.

“Most importantly,” Watson wrote, “I would like to apologize for rude and medium -sized behavior from our American crowd in Bethpage.”

Then he went further, stating that he was “shame” for what happened over the weekend.

“As a former player, captain and as an American, I’m ashamed of what happened,” Watson wrote.

While some fans were probably out of control at Bethpage Black, and may actually have damaged the event forever, it does not offer a full view of the American side.

American players acted mainly with class and respect throughout the week, both in the middle of the chaos on the course and after losing them. European stars Mcilroy and Tommy Fleetwood accepted just as much for Michael Bamberger of Golf during their Sunday celebration at night, which You can read everything here.