Europe’s secret Ryder Cup weapon? VR headsets shouting abuse at players

The European Ryder Cup team has unveiled a unique strategy for their upcoming defense of the title - using virtual reality headsets to subject players to simulated abuse during practice sessions. Rory McIlroy, the Northern Irish golfer, disclosed this new approach, which is intended to prepare the team for the intense pressure and hostility they may face at the Ryder Cup venue in Bethpage, New York. Additionally, the article mentions the recent Wentworth tournament, where Sweden's Alexander Norén emerged victorious after a playoff against France's Adrien Saddier. This victory adds to the news surrounding the European team's preparations for the Ryder Cup, which is set to take place in September. The article focuses on the innovative use of virtual reality technology by the European team as a means of simulating the challenging environment they are likely to encounter during the Ryder Cup, as well as the recent success of a European player on the European Tour.