Ryder Cup
Team-based men's golf competition between European and American professionals
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The Ryder Cup is a biennial men's golf competition between European and United States teams. The competition is contested every two years, with the venue alternating between courses in the United States and Europe. The Ryder Cup is named after the English businessman Samuel Ryder who donated the trophy. The event is jointly administered by the PGA of America and Ryder Cup Europe, the latter a joint venture of the PGA European Tour (60%), the PGA of Great Britain and Ireland (20%), and the PGAs of Europe (20%).
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Why this week's 'Team Cup' is important for Europe's Ryder Cup hopes This geographically misplaced match, with the most anodyne of names, has a value that might help nudge Europe to a rare away win over the US next September, writes Iain Carter.BBC Sport - Published | |
US players to be paid £400k for playing in Ryder Cup Players on next year's United States Ryder Cup team will be paid to compete for the first time in the history of the matches.BBC Sport - Published | |
'US Ryder Cup players should get $5m and donate to charity'Tiger Woods suggests that each American player in the Ryder Cup should receive $5m (£3.9m) and give that money to charity.BBC Sport - Published | |
Hatton makes GB&I side for Ryder Cup-style event Tyrrell Hatton is named in the Great Britain and Ireland team to face Continental Europe in the 2025 Team Cup in Abu Dhabi.BBC Sport - Published | |
Garcia set to rejoin World Tour to aid Ryder Cup bidSergio Garcia is set to rejoin the DP World Tour for the 2025 season as he seeks to play at next year's Ryder Cup.BBC Sport - Published | |
I'd pay for privilege, says McIlroy after reports US Ryder Cup players to earn $400,000 Rory McIlroy says he would "pay to play" for Europe in the Ryder Cup in the wake of reports that American golfers will each receive $400,000 (£350,000) to compete in next year's context.BBC Sport - Published | |
I'd pay for privilege to play Ryder Cup - McIlroyRory McIlroy says he would "pay to play" for Europe in the Ryder Cup in the wake of reports that American golfers will each receive $400,000 (£350,000) to compete in next year's contest.BBC Sport - Published | |
'Rahm sends Ryder Cup reminder as US warm up with Presidents Cup stroll' Jon Rahm’s play-off defeat in the Spanish Open by the world number 398 shows golf’s enduring capacity to yield upsets - but this trait rarely extends to the Presidents Cup, writes Iain Carter.BBC Sport - Published | |
Former Ryder Cup captain Huggett dies aged 87 Brian Huggett, the Welsh Ryder Cup golfer who finished second in the 1965 Open Championship, has died at the age of 87.BBC Sport - Published | |
LIV golfers allowed in US Ryder Cup team, PGA says Golfers who play on the Saudi-backed breakaway LIV Golf tour will be allowed to be in the United States Ryder Cup team, the PGA announces.BBC Sport - Published | |
Poulter 'too far removed' to be Ryder Cup captain - McIlroy Rory McIlroy says LIV defectors Ian Poulter and Lee Westwood are too far removed from the European players to be considered as future Ryder Cup captains.BBC Sport - Published | |
Rahm keeps Ryder Cup hope alive by contesting fines Jon Rahm improves his chance of playing in next year's Ryder Cup by appealing against the fines imposed on him by the DP World Tour.BBC Sport - Published | |
Rahm wants Ryder Cup spot but won't pay fines Jon Rahm says he has no intention of paying his outstanding DP World Tour fines as the row over his Ryder Cup eligibility rumbles on.BBC Sport - Published | Former Open champion and Ryder Cup star ends deal with Grenfell insulation firm Irish golfer Shane Lowry has ended his partnership with Kingspan after it was found to have shown a "complete disregard" for fire safety before the Grenfell Tower tragedy.Sky News - Published |
Rose hopes Rahm remains eligible for Ryder Cup Justin Rose urges Ryder Cup team-mate Jon Rahm to retain DP World Tour membership, to ensure he is eligible for next year.BBC Sport - Published | |
