Nine-time major winner Gary Player has urged golfers and fans to “work together to make the Ryder Cup’s future shine bright” as he explained recent comments that suggested he wanted to see the competition abolished.
Player, 90, had previously criticised the behaviour of members of the crowd during this year’s Ryder Cup, explaining that he “sat there and cringed” while watching and that “everybody is drinking”, suggesting that the drinking is “the reason why the Ryder Cup should be scrapped”.
