How Did Team Europe Celebrate Ryder Cup Win? Watch Rory McIlroy, Shane Lowry, Jon Rahm & Team Sing, Drink & Dance

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How Did Team Europe Celebrate Ryder Cup Win? Watch Rory McIlroy, Shane Lowry, Jon Rahm & Team Sing, Drink & Dance

Team Europe’s 2025 Ryder Cup win will be remembered as much for the drama on the course as for the wild celebrations that followed. After clinching the victory at Bethpage, Rory McIlroy and his teammates partied with fans, belted out songs, and showered each other in champagne. But the victory scenes came with an edge, after McIlroy and his wife were subjected to abuse from the American crowd, sparking headlines around the golfing world.

Team Europe Clinches the 2025 Ryder Cup

Europe secured the win at Bethpage thanks to a dominant first two days of golf, that meant they entered the final day almost assured of a Ryder Cup victory on American soil. Rory McIlroy, Tommy Fleetwood, and Jon Rahm led from the front, while rookies stepped up in key moments.

The triumph marked another statement of European team golf strength, this time on U.S. soil where victories are notoriously difficult to come by.

Rory McIlroy and His Wife Face Abuse From U.S. Fans

The win wasn’t without controversy. During the tournament, McIlroy’s wife Erica was targeted with beer thrown in her direction by American fans. Chants and jeers about Rory filing for divorce and his rumored affair with Amanda Balionis were also hurled in her direction.

McIlroy himself had been a target of heckling from the stands, and while he shrugged off the hostility with strong performances, the ugly scenes left a sour note in an otherwise jubilant moment.

Team Europe’s Songs and Chants After Victory

Once the trophy was secured, the European squad switched focus to celebration. They sang Queen’s “We Are the Champions” and continued with other chants on the team bus.

Among the loudest was “Europe’s on fire, USA is terrified,” echoing through the night.

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Players also adapted The Cranberries’ hit “Zombie,” turning it into a chorus for McIlroy: “He’s in your head, Rory, Rory, Rory.”

Another chant aimed at the political crowd watching from afar was “Are you watching, Donald Trump?” The mix of humor and confidence underscored the bond that carried Europe to victory.

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Champagne, Beer, and Locker Room Celebrations

Shane Lowry took charge of the champagne, spraying McIlroy and others during the trophy lift. The locker room was a blur of beer cans and music, with players laughing, dancing, and sharing drinks with team officials.

By the time the squad moved to the team bus, the celebrations were in full swing, with more singing and drinks flowing long into the night.

A Win Defined by Spirit On and Off the Course

The 2025 Ryder Cup showed Europe’s ability to rally together under pressure and silence a hostile American crowd. The abuse directed at McIlroy added controversy, but the response was emphatic: Europe not only won the golf but owned the party.

From champagne showers to late-night songs, the team ensured the victory will be remembered as one of the most spirited celebrations in Ryder Cup history.