WATCH: Rory McIlroy joins Ryder Cup celebrations, Patrick Cantlay looks SMASHED!

Rory McIlroy jumps around, while Patrick Cantlay stumbles around - WATCH a video from the Ryder Cup After Party!

27 Sep 2021

WATCH: Rory McIlroy joins Ryder Cup celebrations, Patrick Cantlay looks SMASHED! — WATCH: Rory McIlroy joins Ryder Cup celebrations, Patrick Cantlay looks…

Whistling Straits may have proven a House of Pain for Team Europe but that did not prevent Rory McIlroy from joining in the Team USA celebrations at the Ryder Cup After Party.

McIlroy was spotted on the dancefloor giving it large to everyone's favourite 'Jump Around' track while alongside Xander Schauffele, whom the Northern Irishman defeated 3&2 in their Sunday Singles Match.

While the singles win marked McIlroy's first point from four games over the three days in Wisconsin, it mattered little in the grand scheme of things as Team USA trounced Team Europe by a record 19-9 scoreline.

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Mcllroy was reduced to tears after his match after apologising for his poor performances in the fourballs and foursomes.

He partnered Ian Poulter in the Friday Foursomes losing 5&3 to Schauffele and Cantlay, before joining Irish compatriot Shane Lowry to a 4&3 loss against Tony Finau and Harris English.

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McIlroy was benched by captain Padraig Harrington for the first time in his Ryder Cup career dating back to 2010 in the Saturday Foursomes, and he then once again joined Poulter for the afternoon fourballs only to lose 4&3 to Dustin Johnson and Collin Morikawa.

A sneak peek video from the Ryder Cup After Party was posted by Schauffele's caddie Austin Kaiser.

Rory is wearing the black shirt in the middle of the video next to Schauffele, while Cantlay is in the white shirt in the background.

Schauffele and Cantlay were both 'rookies' at the Ryder Cup and they both enjoyed a very solid week with the Olympic champion going 3-1-0 (W-L-H) and the FedEx Cup champion going 3-0-1.