Rory McIlroy took the most abuse from the New York fans at the Ryder Cup and at times he gave it back. It was loud.

On Sunday, video of Rory McIlroy's wife being hit in the head with a drink the day before at the Ryder Cup surfaced on social media, where everyone immediately jumped to conclusions given all the vitriol spewed at McIlroy during the course of the day. Upon closer look, the situation does not appear nearly as cut-and-dry as you think.

McIlroy was one of several European players who were targeted by an aggressive crowd at the Bethpage Black Course on Long Island, New York.

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McIlroy sought out the match referee and a marshal, frustrated by their apparent indifference to the abuse being hurled his direction. What made the scene shocking was not its divergence from what golf is,

With the triumph, Donald joined Tony Jacklin as the second man to captain Europe to Ryder Cup victories. Unlike Jacklin, who was at the helm in four different editions of the competition, Donald stayed perfect when paired with his masterclass from Rome two years prior.

Rory McIlroy and Team Europe got the last laugh at this weekend's Ryder Cup after days long heckling and personal insults from the Bethpage crowd. The Americans were on the verge of losing in embarrassing fashion going into Sunday's round of match play,

Luke Donald, a bonafide Ryder Cup legend who is 4-0 all-time as a player and 2-0 as a captain. Then there’s Shane Lowry. RELATED: The Grind: Europe’s Ryder Cup secret sauce, Rory’s epic moment and an all-time golf prediction comes true The Irishman’s performance was merely fine through much of the first two days.