Tom Watson apologises for 'rude and mean-spirited behaviour' of USA fans at Ryder Cup

Watson, who played on four Ryder Cup teams and captained the American side to victory in 1993, took to social media to congratulate Europe and express his disappointment at the behaviour of some of his compatriots.
USA Ryder Cup great Tom Watson has apologised for the “rude and mean-spirited behaviour” of the American fans at Bethpage Black over the weekend. Pic: Richard Sellers/PA Wire.

USA Ryder Cup great Tom Watson has apologised for the “rude and mean-spirited behaviour” of the American fans at Bethpage Black over the weekend. Pic: Richard Sellers/PA Wire.

USA Ryder Cup great Tom Watson has apologised for the “rude and mean-spirited behaviour” of the American fans at Bethpage Black over the weekend.

Europe survived a late fightback in the singles on Sunday to secure a 15-13 victory with Shane Lowry sinking a putt to retain the famous trophy before Tyyrell Hatton secured the win outright.

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