DeChambeau calls on Trump to inspire US team to Ryder Cup glory at Bethpage | Ryder Cup 2025

Bryson Dechambeau called Donald Trump to “inspire” the American team to the glory of Ryder Cup with Black Bethpage. Dechambeau’s rallying call came on the eve of the president making an appearance for the first day of the competition between the United States and Europe.

The American’s message strongly contrasts with the approach of Robert Macintyre in Europe, which increased the shoulders of any notion that Trump could influence the procedures in New York.

“I hope he will inspire us to victory,” said Dechambeau about Trump. “I think it will be great for us to have a lot of people on our side. It will be interesting and exciting to see how the crowd and everyone react. It will be an electrical environment. “

It will also be a heavy intense security operation in place around Trump’s visit. The president is expected to appear by the 1st TEE before the four-time ball session on Friday afternoon.

Macintyre was characteristic frank when asked if the arrival of Trump could serve as a distraction to the European team. “It’s just another spectator,” said the Scottish. “As Europe, we have a job to do; Try to compete as hard as possible and, hope, win the Ryder Cup. ”

Dechambeau and Rory Mcilroy had entered a verbal joust before arriving at Bethpage. The Northern Irishman refused to return to this territory on Thursday, but admitted that he would savor to appear against the Californian during the three days of the tournament.

“It is so easy to play in the stories this week and to get carried away in the rivalries, the Ryder Cup and anything,” said McILroy. “All I want to do is go try to put blue dots on the board. I don’t care who is against.

“If I run into Bryson at some point, I think it’s great. I think it’s wonderful for the championship and wonderful for us too, in some ways. I just want to go there and do what I can for the European team.”

McILroy was efficient in his praise of the United States as a country, as if to prove that this golf rivalry exists in a bubble. “It’s the land of opportunity,” said McILroy. “And I always believe that it is the best country in the world. If you come here and work hard and you devote, you can be or do whatever you want.

“There is a wonderful sense of work ethics. I live here, my wife is American. My daughter is American. I have a lot of affinity towards this country and I think that everyone who lives here should have this same affinity because it is a wonderful place. ”