The Ryder Cup has officially neared its end. The weekend was jam-packed with a ton of action and entertainment for the golfing community. The two teams competed against each other to grab the highest patriotic honor for their respective countries.

The greatest golfers took part in the matches. The world’s number one golfer, Scottie Scheffler, too, was a part of the event. He made history, but not in a positive sense. After failing to meet the expectations, the world number one was left in tears and was inconsolable.

Scheffler’s Disappointing Performance at the Ryder Cup

Scheffler is ranked number one in the world golf ranking; however, surprisingly, he was unable to win a single round at the Ryder Cup. This comes as a surprise considering his supreme ranking.

His failure to win a single round of the 2023 Ryder Cup and then having a tie with Jon Rahm in Sunday’s singles was a huge disappointment.

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Rahm came forward and mentioned that Scheffler cried the previous day after he lost his morning foursome along with Brooks Koepka. It was the largest defeat in the format in the history of the Ryder Cup. Additionally, Rahm also added that he himself had cried once behind the camera.

Reportedly, Scheffler was inconsolable and was not selected by Zach Johnson for the evening match. The visuals from the golf course of him crying as well as Rahm’s confession have left fans stunned.

Scheffler’s mind-boggling performance

Scheffler is the world’s number 1 golfer yet he struggled at the Marco Simone Golf Club, Rome. He was paired with Brooks Koepka but the duo could not together take down the world no. 4 Hovland, and rookie Ludvig Aberg.

This came in as a major disappointment to the world’s number 1 golfer who had his sights set on the Ryder Cup.

Do you think that it was worth the tears that Scottie shed? Let us know in the comment section below.

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