'Personal comments just go too far' - Fleetwood reflects on US Ryder Cup crowds - video Dailymotion

Tommy Fleetwood said Europe's preparation for the US crowds is one of the reasons why they came out on top.

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00:00There's a big difference between a hostile environment and being booed in everything to

00:03getting personal comments, which I think, again, I go back to it. I think we're all prepared for it.

00:09I think, and you know, it's not, you know, of all the talk that there's been, it's not about the

00:17entire US fans or the crowd. Like, I don't think that we should, you know, be sort of using that

00:26as a whole. But yeah, personal comments can go too far. And you obviously hope that that doesn't

00:31happen again, or it shouldn't happen. But it's just so out of our control. And I think if you can,

00:40you know, you just have to understand what you're getting into and what you're there for,

00:46and go and play golf. And like I say, how many people are there? 50,000 people, 60,000 people?

00:51Well, you can't, you can't sort of have a go at everyone because there's the majority that don't

00:56do that. So, you know, I have no hard feelings. One of the amazing things about the Ryder

01:03Cup is the home fans or the away fans and the atmosphere that it creates. And, you know,

01:08who knows what happens in the future. But this one, this particular Ryder Cup, I just think

01:13we were all very prepared for and it showed in how we played.