RORY MCILROY angrily demanded that a vile Team USA fan be immediately thrown out of the Ryder Cup for using a sick slur.
The North Irishman was subjected to abuse from the home crowd throughout the weekend in New York.
McIlroy, 36, had the last laugh as he and Team Europe won their first Ryder Cup in the USA since 2012.
And one fan in particular was on the end of McIlroy’s no-nonsense approach to stamping out abuse.
In a video taken from the crowd, the vile fan could be heard heckling the golfer.
They said: “Rory, hey you f****t.”
McIlroy did not stand for the flagrant hate speech from a member of the crowd.
The reigning Masters champion called security immediately to “kick him out”
McIlroy pointed straight at the guilty party so the security were aware of who it was.
As the fan complained, “for what?” McIlroy made him know as he responded, “for calling me a f****t”.
It was just one of a multitude of clashes that McIlroy had with fans at Bethpage Black Golf Course.
Even his wife Erica, was affected as she was hit by a beer from the crowd while walking with her husband.
Speaking after the 15-13 victory, McIlroy insisted that the police should have “let the dogs off the leash”.
He said: “I wish they had let the dogs off the leashes.
“The police out there and the amount of security presence was insane.
“Look, nothing was going to happen. There wasn’t going to be a physical altercation.
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“There was a lot of language that was unacceptable and abusive behaviour.
“We shouldn’t ever accept that in golf.
“It was a rough week for all of us. But at the same time, we shut them up by our performance and how we played.
“I chirped back a few times because it got to me a few times, but we tried to handle everything that came our way with class and poise, and for the most part, I felt like we did that.”
Meanwhile, glamorous golf influencer Paige Spiranac called out the abhorrent behavior all weekend from fans.
She admitted that she was not surprised by it but demanded change across all sports to stamp that kind of conduct out.