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Ryder Cup Crowd Boos Hochul Ahead of Trump's Arrival

Updated 19 days ago

Yahoo Sports reported on Friday, September 26, 2025, that the crowd at the Ryder Cup golf tournament expressed distinct political preferences, directing audible boos at New York Governor Kathy Hoch...

Ryder Cup Crowd Boos Hochul Ahead of Trump's Arrival

Yahoo Sports reported on Friday, September 26, 2025, that the crowd at the Ryder Cup golf tournament expressed distinct political preferences, directing audible boos at New York Governor Kathy Hochul during the opening ceremonies. OutKick noted that the governor was booed repeatedly at every mention of her name. The initial article from Yahoo Sports claimed it was “pretty clear” from this reception that the attendees leaned “decidedly towards President Donald Trump.” The source did not specify the reason for the governor's attendance at the Bethpage Black event.

Following the chilly reception for Hochul, former President Donald Trump was expected to attend the tournament on Friday. Yahoo Sports noted the crowd’s anticipated reaction to Trump was “exactly what you’d expect,” suggesting a positive welcome that would contrast with the earlier jeers. While some people were seen clapping for Hochul as she waved a flag, event host Carson Daly’s attempts to quiet the crowd were unsuccessful. The differing responses to the two political figures were described as a moment that “turns heads.”

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Reviewed by: Catamist Staff

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