Robert MacIntyre Exposes Ryder Cup Fan Abuse 😱 | Insults, Heckling & Defiant Response 🎯

Robert MacIntyre Exposes Ryder Cup Fan Abuse 😱 | Insults, Heckling & Defiant Response 🎯

🔥 The drama at the 2025 Ryder Cup didn’t just surround Rory McIlroy. Scottish star Robert MacIntyre was also in the firing line at Bethpage Black, facing shocking heckles from the New York crowd. From chants about his weight to cruel jibes like “Bobby Mac & Cheese” and “When you starting Ozempic?”, fans tried everything to get inside his head. 😳🍔

But instead of firing back, MacIntyre answered with his golf. 💪🎯 Just days after helping Team Europe retain the Ryder Cup, the two-time PGA Tour winner posted a bold Instagram reel showing the very insults hurled at him—overlaid with clips of him sinking clutch putts and walking off with pride. 👏🏆

This isn’t the first time Ryder Cup fans have crossed the line. From Colin Montgomerie’s abuse at Brookline in 1999 to McIlroy’s confrontation at Hazeltine in 2016, fan behavior has long been a controversial issue. But with Bethpage Black reaching new levels of hostility, the big question remains: will the PGA of America finally take action to curb this toxic side of golf’s most emotional event? 🤔

👉 Watch the full story as we break down the shocking insults, MacIntyre’s defiant response, and why Ryder Cup fan culture may have gone too far.

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Many believed Rory Mroy bore the brunt of the hostility at Beth Page Black during the 2025 Rder Cup with fans chanting f asterisk asterisk asterisku Rory and even throwing drinks at his wife. but away from a spotlight on Mroy. Other European stars also endured relentless abuse, including Scotland’s Robert McIntyre, who was targeted from the very start of his Friday Forsome’s match. Spectators zeroed in on the twotime PGA Tour winner with personal jibes about his weight. Now, just days after lifting the RDER Cup trophy with Team Europe, McIntyre has responded in his own way. He posted an Instagram reel showcasing the insults he heard, overlaying them with clips of him calmly draining putts throughout the matches. His caption was simple but defiant. Keep them coming face blowing a kiss at Ryder Cupo. Blue heart, yellow heart, trophy, trophy. Dot. The real highlighted four of the heckles hurled his way. Eat another burger, Bobby. Milk bottle. Bobby Mac and cheese. When you starting Ompic. Each remark mocked his physique with the Ompic reference, a diabetes drug often used for weight loss. Particularly pointed. At the 17th hole, one spectator even shouted, “You’d be asterisk asterisk asterisk asterisk asterisk dw asterisk asterisk asterisk asterisk.” While others jered, do some cardio and have you ever been for a run? Yet rather than snapping back, McIntyre let his golf do the talking, striding off the greens after each putt with a quiet confidence that silenced the crowd more than words ever could. This wasn’t the first time McIntyre’s weight had been used against him. At the 2025 BMW Championship, a heckler shouted during his swing on the 14th hole, prompting a frustrated response. At the time, he admitted, “If you give me crap, I’ll give you crap back.” The Scott has openly acknowledged his fiery temperament, saying before the 153rd Open at Royal Portrish, “I’ll hit the bag. I’ll say some harsh things, but that’s what gets me going. But in New York, with the RDER Cup on the line, McIntyre chose composure over confrontation. When asked about the presence of former US President Donald Trump at Beth Page, he summed up his mindset perfectly. I just play golf. I’m not bright enough, for one, to be worrying about politics. I’m worrying more about what goes on this week on the golf course. As a European, we’ve got a job to do and hopefully win the RDER Cup. He wasn’t alone in facing abuse. Mroy, Shane Lowry, Justin Rose, and others also endured Jeers. But the scenes at Beth Page push fan behavior to a breaking point that a history of Rder Cup heckling crowds at the Rder Cup are famous for their passion, often riding the line between banter and abuse. As Xander Chael warned before the event, Beth Paige is going to be insane. We’re going to have what, 30, 40, 50,000 people in the first hole yelling at you. But this isn’t new. In 2016, Mroy confronted a vulgar fan at Hazel Teen asking security to eject him after repeated abuse. The American Gallery is fantastic. But this week, at times it went a little bit too far, he said afterward to go further back to Brooklyn in 1999. and Colamont Gomery endured vicious personal insults about his wait and family. The abuse became so severe that US teammate Tom Leman publicly asked fans to show respect. While Montgomery’s father eventually left the course in disgust, still what unfolded at Beth Page in 2025 felt like a new low. The PGA of America has since apologized for the fans conduct, but for many the question lingers. Is an apology enough or should stronger action be taken to prevent RDER Cup crowds from crossing the line again?