Hatless Cantlay plays down reports of rift over Ryder Cup pay
Patrick Cantlay on Saturday said the Ryder Cup was about "representing our country" after reports the American was staging a protest over the fact players are not paid at the event.
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WATCH: McIlroy livid at US caddy 'crossing the line', says Donald
Rory McIlroy was made livid by Patrick Cantlay's caddy after a spat at the 18th green over behaviour which "crossed the line", team captain Luke Donald said at the Ryder Cup on Saturday.
Europe four points from Ryder Cup victory as Rory McIlroy involved in angry row
Europe need just four points from the final day’s 12 singles matches to complete their revenge mission in Rome and regain the Ryder Cup.
Rory McIlroy irked after Americans celebrate Ryder Cup win on 18th - ESPN
GUIDONIA MONTECELIO, Italy — European star Rory McIlroy had to be ushered into a car by teammate Shane Lowry during a heated argument in the parking lot of Marco Simone Golf Club on Saturday after McIlroy and Matt Fitzpatrick lost their Ryder Cup match to Patrick Cantlay and Wyndham Clark on the 18th hole.
Updated 'Fuel for the fire' - McIlroy in carpark flashpoint with US caddy
Rory McIlroy had to be physically restrained by Shane Lowry in the carpark of the Marco Simone Golf Course after an apparent issue with Patrick Cantlay's caddy following their match on Day 2 of the Ryder Cup in Rome.
Courageous Cantlay rams taunts down European throats
ROME : American Patrick Cantlay silenced the taunts of thousands of European fans to earn his side an emotion-charged point in their desperate battle to stay in the Ryder Cup on Saturday.
Patrick Cantlay blocks out the noise to give Team USA hope after Ryder Cup fightback
Team USA staged a fightback to keep their Ryder Cup hopes alive with a dramatic and tension-packed late win in Saturday's final fourballs match which cut their opponents' lead to five points.
USA cut Europe lead at Ryder Cup, but biggest Sunday comeback required
The United States gave themselves a glimmer of hope of retaining the Ryder Cup as Patrick Cantlay holed a 30-foot putt on the final green on Saturday to reduce Europe's lead to 10.5-5.5 ahead of the closing singles.