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McIlroy defies hecklers as Europe tighten grip
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Rory McIlroy defied the taunts to keep Europe’s bid to defend the Ryder Cup on track at Bethpage Black on Saturday.
The world number two was heckled throughout the second day by American supporters but held firm as Europe maintained their grip on proceedings in New York.
After winning the morning foursomes session 3-1 to extend their overall advantage over the United States to 8.5-3.5, Europe made a solid start in the fourballs.
Midway through the afternoon session, Europe were leading in two matches and level in the others.
McIlroy, who angrily shouted at a fan trying to distract him during his morning foursomes win, was again singled out as he and Shane Lowry took on Justin Thomas and Cameron Young.
Play was twice held up on the front nine as hecklers shouted at McIlroy as he prepared to take a shot.
Police had to step in to call for order and Thomas also tried to calm the atmosphere.
The match was all square after 11 holes.
Justin Rose and Tommy Fleetwood were playing tidy golf and led by two against Scottie Scheffler and Bryson DeChambeau.
Jon Rahm and Sepp Straka were also two up against JJ Spain and Xander Schauffele.
Tyrrell Hatton, who came in as a replacement for the injured Viktor Hovland, and Matt Fitzpatrick were level with Patrick Cantlay and Sam Burns.
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