![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/rory-mcilroy-in-tears-after-putting-car-park-row-behind-him-with-ryder-cup-win/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/0_GettyImages-1711502021.jpg&description=Rory McIlroy tasted sweet redemption at the Ryder Cup on Sunday, delivering his fourth point of the week to put Europe on the brink of victory at Marco Simone Golf & Country Club Rory McIlroy cut an emotional figure in the aftermath of his singles victory at the Ryder Cup on Sunday, putting a spat with Patrick Cantlay's caddy Joe LaCava behind him. McIlroy defeated Sam Burns 3&1 to put Europe within half a point of regaining the trophy at Marco Simone Golf & Country Club in Rome, earning redemption after a miserable time at Whistling Straits two years ago. The Northern Irishman has been talismanic for the boys in blue in Rome, playing in every session and delivering four out of a possible five points to put Luke Donald's team on the brink of victory. It was all the more satisfying for McIlroy after a bizarre row with LaCava on the 18th green late on Saturday. Cantlay holed a trio of birdie putts to salvage a miraculous win alongside Wyndham Clark in the fourballs against McIlroy and Matt Fitzpatrick. But the European duo still had putts to halve the whole when LaCava celebrated in McIlroy's proximity, angering the four-time major champion. After a confrontation on the course, the argument between McIlroy and LaCava resumed in the car park after play had concluded. LaCava's celebrations came as a result of a Sky Sports report that claimed Cantlay was the cause of a "fractured" Team USA locker room over a lack of pay for Ryder Cup players, refusing to wear a team hat in protest. Cantlay and his team denied the claims, and his teammates celebrated by waving their hats in the air as the former FedEx Cup champion put a point on the board. For all the latest on news, politics, sports, and showbiz from the USA, go to The Mirror US. "I needed that to fuel me today and not let it take away from what's been a great week," a choked-up McIlroy told Sky Sports. "I felt like I used it to my advantage. I came out here with a different level of focus and determination. I think it a){kind=link}
Rory McIlroy tasted sweet redemption at the Ryder Cup on Sunday, delivering his fourth point of the week to put Europe on the brink of victory at Marco Simone Golf & Country Club
Rory McIlroy cut an emotional figure in the aftermath of his singles victory at the Ryder Cup on Sunday, putting a spat with Patrick Cantlay’s caddy Joe LaCava behind him.
McIlroy defeated Sam Burns 3&1 to put Europe within half a point of regaining the trophy at Marco Simone Golf & Country Club in Rome, earning redemption after a miserable time at Whistling Straits two years ago.
The Northern Irishman has been talismanic for the boys in blue in Rome, playing in every session and delivering four out of a possible five points to put Luke Donald’s team on the brink of victory.
It was all the more satisfying for McIlroy after a bizarre row with LaCava on the 18th green late on Saturday. Cantlay holed a trio of birdie putts to salvage a miraculous win alongside Wyndham Clark in the fourballs against McIlroy and Matt Fitzpatrick.