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Patrick Reed said that his US Ryder Cup teammate, Jordan Spieth, did not want to be matched with him in their 17½-10½ defeat to Europe.
Masters champion Reed played with Spieth in 2014 and 2016, winning four wins and halving two of his seven games.
But in Paris, he teamed up with Tiger Woods, while Spieth played with Justin Thomas.
Reed also criticized Captain Jim Furyk's decision to remove him from two meetings and suggested that Europe was more united.
"Everyday [in the team room] I saw: "Leave your ego at the door," said Reed, 28, at The New York Times. "They [the Europeans] do it better than us. "
Asked at a press conference about his partnership with Reed going apart, Spieth, 25, said: "We have been totally involved in all the decisions made.
Reed, who was also at the press conference, said afterwards that he "was watching him [Spieth] as if I were going to light up the play like Phil in 2014 "- in reference to Phil Mickelson's criticism of Tom Watson, the American skipper four years ago.
"The problem is obviously that Jordan does not want to play with me," said Reed, who lost both of his matches with Woods, but beat Tyrrell Hatton in singles on Sunday.
Spieth and Thomas have won three of their four games together at Golf National.
"I have no problem with Jordan," added the world number 15. "In the end, I 'm mad if I love the person with whom I am in a relationship or if the person likes me for so long as it works and he sets up the company". team for success.
"He and I know how to improve each other, we know how to do the job."
After leaving Foursk on Friday and Saturday, Reed said: "For someone who has been so successful at the Ryder Cup that I have done it, I do not think it's wise to m & # 39; sit down twice. "
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