Patrick Cantlay makes decision on Ryder Cup payment after Rome controversyTwo years on from the drama in Rome, in which Patrick Cantlay became a pantomime villain over his decision not to wear a hat, he's back and getting paid for itView 2 Images Patrick Cantlay has made it cear what he plans to do with his money (Image: Jamie Squire, Getty Images)Patrick Cantlay, set to don a Team USA hat at this week's Ryder Cup, has pledged to donate his appearance money to charity. The American golfer dismissed rumors that he refused to wear the headgear in Rome because he wasn't being paid. US captain Bradley had previously announced his intention to donate all his earnings to charity, and Cantlay plans to follow suit. The American golfer was the focus of European fans in Rome, who chanted, "Hats off for your bank account" while waving their caps. ‌However, Cantlay, who is set to play his first home Ryder Cup, commented, "I think the fans being so passionate and tribal this week has become such an integral part of this event.