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    Ryder Cup 2018: The craziest fans from day 1 of the Ryder Cup

    September 28, 2018
    2018 Ryder Cup - Morning Fourball Matches

    Christian Petersen

    The opening day of the 2018 Ryder Cup is officially in the books, with Team Europe sweeping afternoon Foursomes like a high school cafeteria at 1pm. But while the scoreboard may look a little lopsided heading into day two, the best-fanbase sweepstakes are still a dead heat, with flag-waving, torch-bearing golf crazies from both sides of the pond flooding the fairways of Le Golf National. From Vvkings to Waluigis, here are some of our favorite, festive die-hards from Friday's action.

    Team USA

    2018 Ryder Cup - Morning Fourball Matches

    Stuart Franklin

    42nd Ryder Cup - Day One - Le Golf National

    David Davies - PA Images

    They know vikings are from Norway...right?

    42nd Ryder Cup - Day One - Le Golf National

    Adam Davy - PA Images

    42nd Ryder Cup - Day One - Le Golf National

    Gareth Fuller - PA Images

    42nd Ryder Cup - Day One - Le Golf National

    Gareth Fuller - PA Images

    Gotta support the team.

    42nd Ryder Cup - Preview Day Two - Le Golf National

    Adam Davy - PA Images

    2018 Ryder Cup - Morning Fourball Matches

    Jamie Squire

    Have Tiger, will travel.

    Team Europe

    2018 Ryder Cup - Afternoon Foursome Matches

    David Cannon

    2018 Ryder Cup - Previews

    Stuart Franklin

    How do like them apples, Damon?

    2018 Ryder Cup - Previews

    Mike Ehrmann

    42nd Ryder Cup - Day One - Le Golf National

    Gareth Fuller - PA Images

    Bonjour, je m'appelle Coleman.

    GOLF-FRA-RYDER-CUP-DAY ONE

    GEOFFROY VAN DER HASSELT

    42nd Ryder Cup - Day One - Le Golf National

    Gareth Fuller - PA Images

    Has Rory's face tattooed on his back.

    42nd Ryder Cup - Day One - Le Golf National

    Gareth Fuller - PA Images

    Team T-Rex Guy

    2018 Ryder Cup - Previews

    Jamie Squire

    There's always one.