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Tyrrell Hatton Walks Out of Press Conference After Telling Reporter to ‘F*** Off’, Leaving Journalists in Stitches

The Incident That Had Everyone Laughing

Tyrrell Hatton, the Team Europe star, caused a stir during a press conference ahead of the Ryder Cup when he jokingly told a reporter to "f*** off". The hilarious exchange left the other journalists in stitches, and made for a memorable moment.

A Light-hearted Response to Foul-mouthed Tendencies

During the press conference, Hatton was asked about his teammate Jon Rahm's habit of swearing on the golf course. Both players are known for their relatable reactions to bad shots, often resulting in a few expletives being uttered. Hatton playfully questioned why Rahm swears in English instead of his native Spanish, suggesting he might get away with it more if he used his mother tongue.

An Unexpected Challenge

Curious about Hatton's ability to swear in different languages, a reporter asked if he knew any foul language in Spanish and if he could engage in a swear-off with Rahm right then and there. Hatton responded with a witty comeback, stating that he would probably do a poor job and didn't want to embarrass himself or upset Rahm. However, he playfully asserted that he would win in a swear-off against anyone, anytime, anywhere, with no holding back.

A Memorable Exit

In an attempt to further provoke a friendly competition, the reporter offered Hatton the chance to swear right then and there. Hatton's quick wit came through again as he responded with a simple "F*** off". The press room erupted in laughter, and the exchange turned out to be the final question of the interview as Hatton stood up and left, relieved of his media duties.

A Look Ahead to the Ryder Cup

Despite the light-hearted moment, Hatton and the rest of Team Europe are focused on reclaiming the Ryder Cup from Team USA. Led by captain Luke Donald, the European team boasts star players including Rory McIlroy, Jon Rahm, Victor Hovland, and Shane Lowry. Team Europe has not lost the Ryder Cup on home soil since 1993, and they are eager to continue this winning streak.

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