Bob MacIntyre rams Ryder Cup jibes back down throats of USA fans as he lists fat-shaming taunts
The man from Oban has returned to Scotland and posted an hilarious clip on Instagram
Bob MacIntyre has rammed the taunts of USA fans at the Ryder Cup back down their throats in a savage social media post.
The man from Oban played a huge part in helping Team Europe to a sensational trophy triumph at Bethpage Black in New York.
And after returning to Scotland, MacIntyre continued to bask in the glory of the success as he took to Instagram to taunt the home supporters.
The USA fans were criticised for crossing the line during the tournament, with Rory McIlroy lashing out at their conduct during the tournament.
And now MacIntyre posted a montage of some his best shots while displaying some of the taunts he was subjected to in a bid to put him off.
To the tune of Gala’s hit 1990s tune “Freed from Desire”, he listed the jibes one by one.
The first read: “Eat another burger Bobby?” with a clip of him holing a put. The second read: “Milk bottle”.
And the next one said: “Bobby Mac & cheese” with the final one reading: “When you starting Ozempic?”, before his final clip showed him holding aloft the Ryder Cup trophy.
Rory McIlroy and his wife as well as the entire European team finally received an apology from the PGA of America for suffering vile abuse at The Ryder Cup.
Luke Donald's side endured a torrent of sickening personal insults throughout the event at Bethpage.
Members of the New York crowds were disgraceful in their actions with tournament directors having to enlist extra security.
Players were sworn at, insulted and McIlroy’s wife Erica had a cup of beer fired over her during the shameful Saturday on Long Island.
PGA of America president Don Rea adopted a pathetic stance when quizzed on it that evening with an almost dismissive statements including “things like that are going to happen.”
However, the organisation’s CEO Derek Sprague has stepped forward with the proper sorry to McIlroy, his spouse and Donald’s whole squad with the likes of Shane Lowry and Bob MacIntyre also targeted by idiots.
He said: "There’s no place for that in the Ryder Cup or in the game of golf and I think Rory said it.
"We’re better than that in golf and that’s one thing that our game has always sort of portrayed right around the world when you compare it to other sports is that golf is a great game and people enjoy the game because of the values that the game of golf has."