Rory McIlroy Receives Apology from PGA Chief
Rory McIlroy was targeted by a hostile crowd during Europe's Ryder Cup victory in New York, facing constant abuse. The situation escalated when a beer was thrown at his wife, Erica, striking her hat.
Details of the Ryder Cup Incident
Europe won the Ryder Cup 15-13 after a strong final-day comeback against the United States. Throughout the event, McIlroy endured relentless hostility from the home crowd.
Personal Apology from PGA of America Chief Executive
Derek Sprague, the PGA of America chief executive, personally apologized to McIlroy for the abuse he and his wife experienced during the tournament.
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.
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Summary: Rory McIlroy welcomed a personal apology from the PGA chief after he and his wife faced hostile abuse during Europe's Ryder Cup win in New York.