Cheer for Your Team at the 2021 Ryder Cup

Here’s your chance to join our 2021 Ryder Cup packages for the most dramatic event in professional golf, which offers no prize money. Golfers from around the world compete for a far more patriotic reward, winning for their home team at the 2021 Ryder Cup.

While other tournaments like The Masters encourage a quiet crowd, chants of “U-S-A! U-S-A!” or some version of a European song more appropriate for a soccer match fill the 2021 Ryder Cup tee boxes. Players even get booed, making the atmosphere electric.

Everyone loves match play, and the 43rd Ryder Cup is no exception when it returns to American soil in 2021 at Whistling Straits in Wisconsin. Every two years, players from Europe and the United States go head-to-head in a tense battle, showcasing camaraderie and incredible shotmaking.

Our 2021 Ryder Cup Packages:

You get there, and we take care of the rest! Once you arrive, you’ll enjoy a 4-night experience (check-in Thursday, September 23; check-out Monday, September 27).

All Ryder Cup packages include:

• Ryder Cup 2021 tickets for the entire 3-day tournament (Friday, Saturday, Sunday)
• Convenient Milwaukee hotel accommodations
• Daily roundtrip transportation to Whistling Straits
• Onsite concierge to assist with anything you need
• Fan party happy hour

Packages are $3795 per person, based on double occupancy,

Upgrade to all-inclusive hospitality tickets with food and drinks on the golf course for $1500 additional per person.

Milwaukee Lodging

When traveling with Bucket List Events, you will stay in a comfortable and convenient hotel with great amenities and excellent service. We’re proud to offer some of Milwaukee’s top hotels to ensure you have the best 2021 Ryder Cup packages possible. Not only do our hotels offer exemplary service and accommodations, they are within walking distance to shopping, dining, and attractions.

Ryder Cup 2021 Site

As one of the best U.S. championship courses, Whistling Straits has hosted the PGA Championships three times (2004, 2010, & 2015) and the 2007 U.S. Senior Open. Now it will become the first public course to host the Ryder Cup in 30 years. The Pete Dye design hugs two miles of rugged Lake Michigan shoreline, so the course is truly breathtaking.

Ryder Cup 2021 has extra meaning because the U.S. looks to take the trophy back, as Europe currently holds the trophy after a relatively smooth seven-point victory at Ryder Cup 2018. Originally scheduled for 2020, this will be the second time in history that the event has been postponed. In 2001 the Ryder Cup competition was delayed a year because of 9/11.