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Colin Moricawa accepted American fans behavior in Rider Cup “Crossed the line” but did not believe he was partially guilty Incite the atmosphere,
Two days before the beginning of the incident at Bethpage in New York, the two -time prominent winner said he hoped that the early day was “complete chaos”.
During three days, Europe players were subjected to abuse From galleries with Rory McLaroy’s wife Erica threw beer at her In practice, which was widely criticized, while the Chief Executive Officer of America Derek Sprag said he would apologize to Mcilroy And the rest of the European team.
Moricawa said that fans had gone far away but denied any responsibility for contribution.
He said: “I think whatever we have said is out of a little context. I think the rider cup has a lot of energy, right, and I think I am saying the word ‘chaos’, I didn’t mean to be rude to them, right?
“So as it is not on me, I believe, people have to take credit for me to be rude. I think I meant energy, okay? You wanted people to be proud of the country, the countries for which they are rooting.
“I don’t think everyone listens to me, everyone listens – I don’t think I have the power to do this among the people. I think fans can do so and say what they ever want. It probably crosses a line, so I would say that I would say that there is a line that has to be drawn.
“But it is so different and unique about golf that we hear almost everything that people say because people have access to having. I think you have to learn what is appropriate and what not to find that partition of what.”
Morikawa was speaking ahead of the PGA Tour’s Baykrant Classic – which he won in 2023 – was being hosted in Yokohama, Japan.
The tournament is already impressed by the warning about the upcoming typhoon Hurong, on Thursday’s T Times brought forward for two hours.
Moricawa said, “You just have to adjust a lot tomorrow and really have to be ready to hit any club from T because it is very different playing which we have seen in the first few days.”