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The Latest Breaking News from Ryder Cup

Is Latest Ryder Cup Pay Report Really That Big A Deal?

A report states that US Ryder Cup players will receive $400,000 each for competing. Is it really that big of a deal?

Golf Monthly

Edoardo Molinari Facts: 20 Things To Know About The Italian Golfer

Italian star Edoardo Molinari has enjoyed several big highlights in his career, including a Ryder Cup appearance alongside his brother Francesco - here are 20 things to know about him

Golf Monthly

Paul Azinger Facts: 20 Things To Know About The Major-Winning Broadcaster

Paul Azinger had a successful playing career before moving into broadcasting - here are 20 things to know about the American

Golf Monthly

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Paul Waring Stares Down Major Champions And Ryder Cup Stars To Win Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship

The 39-year-old Englishman claimed his second DP World Tour title by two strokes in Abu Dhabi, carding 24-under to beat Tyrrell Hatton and likely secure a 2025 PGA Tour card

Golf Monthly

Relegated LIV Golfer Among Notables In DP World Tour Q-school Line-Up

A recent LIV Golf player joins four Ryder Cup players and a host of multiple DP World Tour winners in a strong field for the Final Stage of Q-School

Golf Monthly

'If We Start Paying Them, We Risk Losing The Occasion To Greed And Narcissism'... Should Ryder Cup Players Be Paid To Compete?

The debate around whether players should be paid to play in the Ryder Cup has been argued for some time, and while I understand both sides, my position is clear

Golf Monthly

'Better Options' Or 'A No-Brainer'? Will Sergio Garcia Be On Team Europe At The 2025 Ryder Cup?

Four of the Golf Monthly team debate whether the top Ryder Cup points scorer of all time will be a part of Luke Donald's dozen at Bethpage Black next year...

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8 Takeaways From Golf Monthly's Exclusive Interview With Sergio Garcia

The 2017 Masters champion spoke to Golf Monthly about the Ryder Cup, the Majors and how he thinks the move to the LIV Golf League affected his legacy

Golf Monthly

Bad Takes Week: Fans Should Have a Vote for U.S. Ryder Cup and Presidents Cup Teams

The Ryder Cup is one of golf's most passionate events, and John Schwarb writes that fans' passion should be rewarded with a vote for one player who wears the red, white and blue.

Sports Illustrated

Play for pay at Presidents and Ryder Cups? Stipends are the new charitable contribution at Presidents Cup — and Ryder Cup may not be far behind

Golfweek has learned that the players and captains received a “stipend” that they can do with as they please.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Spanish Venue Emerges As Favorite For 2031 Ryder Cup

According to one report, the 48th edition of the Ryder Cup could be held in Spain for the first time since 1997 at Camiral Golf and Wellness

Golf Monthly

Fact or Fiction: The Time Has Come to Pay the U.S. Ryder Cup Team

The SI Golf staff debates if some of the 2025 Ryder Cup windfall should go to players, plus LIV Golf's need for a TV deal and the lost sponsor in Las Vegas.

Sports Illustrated

Report: Ryder Cup Returning to Spain in 2031

According to the Spanish outlet Ten Golf, the Ryder Cup will be played in Spain in 2031, 34 years after Valderrama.

Sports Illustrated

Ryder Cup buildup off to wonky start with US captain confusion and $750 tickets

Keegan Bradley’s pick was a panicked one after failing to entice Tiger Woods and the early noise around event resemble chaotic circus

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The Ryder Cup Makes Big Money for the PGA of America. Here's Where It Goes

PGA sections across America receive annual payments from Ryder Cup revenue, but that's not all, as a past PGA president tells Sports Illustrated.

Sports Illustrated

Ten Years After a ‘Bonehead Move,’ Former PGA of America President Ted Bishop Isn't Bitter

A tweet after the 2014 Ryder Cup cost Ted Bishop dearly but now he can reflect positively on his time leading the PGA of America, including a hand in bringing the 2025 Ryder Cup to Bethpage.

Sports Illustrated

Fact or Fiction: Despite High Prices, the 2025 Ryder Cup Will Be As Raucous As Ever

The SI Golf staff debates what $750 tickets will mean come next year and whether the PGA of America should sweeten the pot at that price, also discussed are LIV Golf's next CEO and PGA Tour fall fields.

Sports Illustrated

Volunteers Will Have to Pay $350 to Attend 2025 Ryder Cup

Volunteers for the 2025 Ryder Cup will have to pay $350 to assist on site at the 2025 Ryder Cup, which is already being criticized for high ticket prices.

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Nick Rodger: The price of Ryder Cup admission does golf no favours in money-mad age

USA Today Sports Media Group

How much are tickets to the men’s golf majors in 2025?

The Ryder Cup ticket prices got us thinking about the four men's golf majors in 2025.

Golf Monthly

'That Can't Be An Excuse This Time' - Matt Wallace Believes He Is Ready To Play Ryder Cup Golf After Accepting 2018 Omission

Matt Wallace thinks there's a strong case for him making the next European Ryder Cup team

USA Today Sports Media Group

Lynch: Forget selling pricey Ryder Cup tickets! The PGA of America would be better off selling the entire event

There’s a way for the PGA of America to more comfortably underwrite operations, fund championships.

Sports Illustrated

Record-High Ticket Prices Have Made the 2025 Ryder Cup's Top Storyline a Dollar Sign

One year after the controversy in Rome around players being paid, the PGA of America is bringing all the scorn onto itself with $745 tickets, which could threaten the integrity of the event, Bob Harig writes.

Sports Illustrated

Ryder Cup Director Defends Controversial Ticket Prices for 2025 Event at Bethpage Black

Tickets for the 2025 Ryder Cup run $749, the highest rate in the event’s history.

Golf Monthly

'We View Ourselves As A Tier One Event' - Ryder Cup Organizer Defends Huge Ticket Price Rises

Despite criticism for the huge price rises for Ryder Cup tickets, organizers have defended the $750 needed to watch the event in New York by saying that as a top event it has been priced accordingly

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