New York police have reassured fans that they are prepared if anyone attempts to “make a statement” at the Ryder Cup following the death of Charlie Kirk. Kirk, a high-profile political activist, was shot dead on September 10 in Utah, raising concerns that there may be another incident when the Ryder Cup descends on the Bethpage Black course later this week. New York State Police Major Stephen Udice has revealed they will be treating the event as if an attack is likely to happen. The Ryder Cup will have increased security following Charlie Kirk's death | GETTY “Some would argue it's much higher. We have not felt like we're not being listened to, and that's been reassuring to us.” The Ryder Cup will get underway on Friday, with Trump in attendance in the late morning.