Byeong Hun An shares details about the International Team’s celebration at the Presidents Cup

Although the US team won the Presidents Cup, Byeong Hun An and other International team stars had a few moments to celebrate during the tournament. The golfer recently revealed that the celebration went quite hard last week in Montreal, harder than what some cameras captured.

Byeong Hun An and others were at the Royal Montreal Golf Club last week for the Presidents Cup, where Team US won convincingly by 18.5-11.5. Among the four days, Friday's round was the only highlight for the hosts, where they clean-swept the foursomes.

On Wednesday, October 2, the official channel of the Presidents Cup shared a clip of Byeong Hun An dancing to PSY's hit K-pop song "Gangnam Style." The golfer revealed that this clip wasn't the last celebration of the week.

"I can confirm this wasnt his last one that night. 👌," he wrote.

The 33-year-old South Korean golfer had a mixed week at the Montreal as he collected 1.5 points in the three matches at the event. He won the foursome match, lost the fourball one, and halved the singles against Sahith Theegala.

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"I put it down because my wife suggested to take it down" - Byeong Hun An reveals the real reason behind taking down his post

Byeong Hun An revealed that he deleted his post taking a dig at Wyndham Clark because his wife asked him to. He wrote:

"I put it down because my wife suggested to take it down. I thought I was doing the same stuff as what wyndham was doing. Also I didn’t want to create a “scene” about it before the singles match. I couldnt give a single f**k about the criticism i received 😂"

Earlier, Byeong Hun An had taken a dig at Wyndham Clark for his lackluster performance at the Presidents Cup.

"You always have a guy in your group, who doesnt do shit but talk shit all day," he wrote in a now deleted posted.

Clark also responded to Hun An's comment.

"Then there's the guy who didn't even have a tee time," he replied to one of the posts on Instagram.

Speaking of the performance, Clark was one of the weaker performers for Team US at the Presidents Cup, collecting just 1.5 points in four matches. He won one fourball match and lost another. He also lost his foursome match and tied his singles match.