Join us at the Ryder Cup
Everyone loves match play, and the 45th and 46th Ryder Cups are no exception. The tournament will return to American soil in 2025 at Bethpage Black Club in New York, and then head to Ireland in 2027, where Adare Manor will host the event. Every two years, players from Europe and the United States go head-to-head in a tense battle, showcasing camaraderie and incredible shotmaking. Here’s your chance to join us for 2025 or 2027 Ryder Cup and experience the most exciting event in professional golf. There’s no prize money at stake. Golfers from the USA and Europe compete for a far more patriotic reward, winning for their home country (or continent).
Our New York Ryder Cup travel packages include your choice of 2 nights hotel and 1 day at the tournament, or 4 nights hotel and 3 days at the tournament, with transportation included.
Our Ireland Ryder Cup travel packages include 4 nights hotel, and the option to spend up to 3 days at the tournament with course transportation included.
Don’t wait to plan this bucket list event — packages will sell out.

Ryder Cup Travel Packages Available
Make plans to join us in New York and enjoy experiencing one of the most fascinating cities in the world and one of the most fun and exciting tournaments in Golf. You build your own package, choosing how many days you’ll attend the tournament, whether or not you want to play golf, and how you wish to experience New York. It’s your trip, so you get to experience it your way!
We offer packages, but we are not an official hospitality provider of the Ryder Cup. We are an independent tour operator.
Upcoming Ryder Cup
September 25-29, 2025
BethPage Black Course – New York
(view 2025 packages)
Upcoming Ryder Cup
September 2027
Adare Manor – Ireland
(view 2027 packages)
Package Highlights Include:

Premium Accommodations
With Bucket List Events, you always enjoy premium accommodations that are conveniently located and provide a comfortable stay. After a full day spent on the course or exploring the host city, you’ll be able to relax and unwind at your home away from home.

Ryder Cup Experience
Most golf tournaments encourage a quiet crowd; the Ryder Cup is an electric display of match play and camaraderie. Put on your Red, White, and Blue and get ready to experience one of the best events in Golf.

Ryder Cup Welcome Party
On arrival nights, you are invited to a welcome happy hour party. Let’s talk golf, enjoy some snacks and drinks, and review how the following days will operate. We look forward to meeting you for a fun evening.

Experience It Your Way
Choose to experience the golf tournament all three days or mix it up a little and experience Golf and the sights and culture of the host city/country as well. Whatever you decide, you’ll be able to experience this bucket list event your way!
+ PLUS More:
- Book With Confidence Policy Included
- On-Site Assistance
- All Taxes and Fees

Ryder Cup Things To Know
RYDER CUP LOCATION: The host club for the Ryder Cup alternates biannually between Europe and the United States, such that there is a Ryder Cup held every two years, but it is four years between being held on home soil. The 2021 Ryder Cup was postponed from 2020 due to the Covid pandemic. Going forward, the Ryder Cup has moved to odd numbered years to keep the biannual spacing in place.
THE NEXT RYDER CUP LOCATION:
September 2025 Bethpage Black, Farmingdale, NY
FUTURE RYDER CUP LOCATIONS:
September 2027 The Golf Course at Adare Manor, County Limerick, Ireland
September 2029 Hazeltine National Golf Club, Chaska, MN
September 2033 The Olympic Lake Course, San Francisco, CA
TEAMS: Teams consist of 12 players. All U.S. players earn points at every PGA tour event, World Golf Championships event and major in the year prior to the Ryder Cup.
The top eight players in the Ryder Cup points standings qualify automatically. The four remaining slots on the U.S. team are captain’s picks.
The European Team is comprised of the first four players from the European Points List, followed by the leading four players from the World Points List and completed by four wild cards chosen by the team captain.
FORMAT OF PLAY: The Ryder Cup is comprised of 3 days of competitive golf, typically played on a Friday, Saturday and Sunday. On Friday and Saturday, teams of 2 compete in Four-Ball. In the afternoon, teams of two compete in Foursomes. Then, on Sunday, all 12 players compete head to head in match play versus the other team. Following are the rules governing each style of play.
MORNING FOUR-BALL: Each member of a two-man team plays his own ball, so four balls will be in play on every hole. Each team records the lowest of its two scores for each hole, and the team whose player has the lowest score wins the hole and the corresponding point. If the low scores are tied on a particular hole then the hole will be halved.
FOURSOMES: Each two-man team plays just one ball per hole with the players alternating shots until each hole is completed. Players take turns hitting the tee shots, with one teeing off on odd-numbered holes, and the other leading on even-numbered holes. The team with the lowest score on each hole wins that hole. If their scores are tied, the hole is then halved.
SINGLES: each singles match features just one player from each team. The player recording the lower score on each hole wins that hole. If their scores are tied, the hole is then halved.
Unlike in stroke play, the players do not have to complete each hole in match play. If a player concedes a stroke – almost always a putt – the opponent picks up his ball, takes the score he would have made on the next stroke and moves on to the next hole.
POINTS SYSTEM: Each match is worth one point, and matches that end in a tie are worth 1/2 point to each team. The first team to attain 14 ½ points (of the 28 points available) will win the Ryder Cup. If the matches ultimately end in a 14-14 tie, the team that most recently won the Ryder Cup gets to retain it.
WHAT MAKES THE RYDER CUP DIFFERENT: While other tournaments like The Masters encourage a quiet, respectful crowd, the Ryder Cup feels more like a wild European soccer match. Chants of “U-S-A! U-S-A!” greet players as they approach the Ryder Cup tee boxes. Some players even get booed, making the atmosphere wild and electric.
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Brian Peters
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Rich Beard
Ryder Cup Event Manager