Donald Trump’s Ryder Cup visit results in fans missing early action due to tight security

The article discusses the impact of Donald Trump's visit to the Ryder Cup event at Bethpage Black, which resulted in fans missing the early action due to tight security measures. Key points: - Spectators and staff experienced long queues and delays in accessing the event due to the stringent security in place for the arrival of the US president, who was the first sitting president to attend the Ryder Cup. - Scores of fans were denied glimpses of the opening tee shots as a result of the security measures, despite the PGA of America's warning for fans to arrive earlier than usual. - Tee times could not be adjusted to accommodate the congestion, as the Ryder Cup schedule is tightly planned. - The article notes that the organizers were relieved that the early morning issues had resolved themselves by the time Trump took his place behind and briefly on the 1st tee during the afternoon fourball session.