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He may only have won one of the three matches he played – and that in the company of Paul Casey on Saturday morning – but Tyrrell Hatton rightly made the most of Europe’s Ryder Cup celebrations.
The 26-year-old Englishman, who is hoping to make it a hat-trick of wins at this week’s Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, told Sky Sports’ Wayne Riley about the after-party in the European team room on Sunday night.
The bits he can remember at least.
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
Meanwhile, Hatton has also apologised for hitting a spectator with an errant tee shot during the first round of the Dunhill Links.
A female fan required medical attention after being struck on the forehead by Hatton’s ball on the par-3 15th at Kingsbarns Golf Links.
The incident left the unnamed spectator with a nasty gash on her head and she was taken to hospital as a precaution.
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“It’s probably one of the worst feelings I’ve had on a golf course,” said Hatton. “It’s the first time I’ve ever hit someone. I was pretty devastated. I was getting updates when I was out on the golf course, because I wanted to know how she was doing.
“I’m just very thankful that she’s okay.”
During last week’s Ryder Cup, a female fan was reportedly blinded after being hit by an off-line tee shot by Brooks Koepka. Corine Remande is now said to be considering legal action.
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