Europe’s Ryder Cup after party got a bit messy…
Social media has revealed glimpses into Team Europe’s post-Ryder Cup celebrations, which seemed nothing short of a good time.
Europe dominated a stronger American team (on paper, at least) to claim the cup, which itself seemed to be a prominent feature in the celebrations last Sunday in Paris.
Tyrell Hatton, a rookie who earned his first point in the foursomes, gave some insight into where his night ended up…
“Sunday night was messy,” he told Golf Channel.
“I got back into my room at four in the morning. And always a sign of a good night is when you fall asleep next to the toilet.”
What are #RyderCup parties really like? If you're @TyrrellHatton, you get back to your room at 4am and fall asleep next to the toilet 😂🍻 pic.twitter.com/GjJZuaJihz
— Golf Channel (@GolfChannel) October 4, 2018
After watching a few clips of the action, we can see why…
Nicky Grimshaw was DJ at the Ryder Cup party and his Instagram story is brilliant! pic.twitter.com/ntthJXUHjV
— GolfCentralDaily | Doc (@golfcentraldoc) October 2, 2018
🏆 🍺 Absolute scenes at the Ryder Cup after party…
McIlroy was getting on it
(📹 Insta: nicholasgrimshaw)#RyderCup pic.twitter.com/GKhcb25uTS
— The Sportsman (@TheSportsman) October 1, 2018
🏆 @JustinRose99 getting absolutely battered with the #RyderCup after @RyderCupEurope's win on Sunday night pic.twitter.com/l1PZ1fFaXJ
— ODDSbible (@ODDSbible) October 2, 2018
We sincerely hope Justin Rose is alright.
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