Golf Hall of Famer Says Players Being Paid for Ryder Cup Is 'a Bit Disgraceful'

Runner-up Meg Mallon, left, congratulates Sara Lee Classic champion Laura Davies on the 18th green at the Hermitage Golf Course in Nashville on May 8, 1994. Davies won by a single shot over defending champion Mallon before an estimated 19,000 fans, the largest Sunday crowd in the seven-year history of the LPGA event. | Rick Musacchio / The Tennessean / USA TODAY NETWORK

This week, many notable figures in the golf world have been giving their opinion on the report that the United States players will each be paid $400,000 to participate in the 2025 Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black.

On Thursday's Sky Sports Golf coverage, World Golf Hall of Fame member Laura Davies offered her thoughts on the matter.