In a couple of months, some of the best golfers in the world will tee it up at the sport’s premiere international competition.
The 2025 Ryder Cup will be held in the United States, making its return from Europe. Both teams to be motivated to win the most coveted team trophy in golf. However, the home squad should have a little extra juice after losing two years ago.
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Fans may be familiar with the venue for the tournament, as it has played host to the PGA Championship and the U.S. Open, but this is the first time it will have the Ryder Cup.
When and where is the 2025 Ryder Cup? The Sporting News has you covered.
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When is the Ryder Cup in 2025?
The 2025 Ryder Cup will be held from Sept. 26-28. Unlike a normal golf tournament, the competition will be condensed into three days, with Friday, Saturday and Sunday featuring all of the action. There will be an opening ceremony on Thursday, Sept. 25.
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Where is the Ryder Cup in 2025?
- City: Farmingdale, New York
- Venue: Bethpage Black
After Team Europe claimed the 2023 tournament on home soil at Marco Simone Golf and Country Club in Rome, the Ryder Cup competition will be played in the United States in 2025.
This will be the first time that Bethpage Black, the tougher course at Bethpage State Park in Farmingdale, N.Y., will host the Ryder Cup. It is just the second course in New York to have the tournament (Oakhill Country Club, 1995). The course has hosted the PGA Championship (2019) and the U.S. Open (2002, 2009).
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Future Ryder Cup locations, host sites
The host sites for the Ryder Cup have been selected through 2033.
Following Bethpage Black, the tournament will return to Europe at The Golf Course at Adare Manor in County Limerick, Ireland. After that, the competition will be held at Hazeltine National Golf Club in Chaska, Minn.
No European location has been selected for 2031, but the Ryder Cup will be at The Olympic Club in San Francisco in 2033.
| Year | Future Ryder Cup host site |
| 2027 | The Golf Course at Adare Manor (Ireland) |
| 2029 | Hazeltine National Golf Club (Minnesota) |
| 2031 | TBD |
| 2033 | The Olympic Club (San Francisco) |
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Ryder Cup winners by year
Here’s a look at the history of the Ryder Cup, including past winners, venues and captains.
|
Year |
Winner |
Score |
Venue |
U.S. captain |
European Captain |
|
2023 |
Europe |
16.5-11.5 |
Marco Simone (Italy) |
Zach Johnson |
Luke Donald |
|
2021 |
USA |
19-9 |
Whistling Straits (Wisconsin) |
Steve Stricker |
Padraig Harrington |
|
2018 |
Europe |
17.5-10.5 |
Le Golf National (France) |
Jim Furyk |
Thomas Bjorn |
|
2016 |
USA |
17-11 |
Hazeltine National Golf Club (Minnesota) |
Davis Love III |
Darren Clarke |
|
2014 |
Europe |
16.5-11.5 |
Gleneagles Hotel (Scotland) |
Tom Watson |
Paul McGinley |
|
2012 |
Europe |
14.5-13.5 |
Medinah Country Club (Illinois) |
Davis Love III |
Jose Maria Olazabal |
|
2010 |
Europe |
14.5-13.5 |
Celtic Manor Resort (Wales) |
Corey Pavin |
Colin Montgomerie |
|
2008 |
USA |
16.5-11.5 |
Valhalla Golf Club (Kentucky) |
Paul Azinger |
Nick Faldo |
|
2006 |
Europe |
18.5-9.5 |
K Club (Ireland) |
Tom Lehman |
Ian Woosnam |
|
2004 |
Europe |
18.5-9.5 |
Oakland Hills Country Club (Michigan) |
Hal Sutton |
Bernhard Langer |
|
2002 |
Europe |
15.5-12.5 |
The Belfry (England) |
Curtis Strange |
Sam Torrance |
|
1999 |
USA |
14.5-13.5 |
The Country Club (Massachusetts) |
Ben Crenshaw |
Mark James |
|
1997 |
Europe |
14.5-13.5 |
Valderrama Golf Club (Spain) |
Tom Kite |
Seve Ballesteros |
|
1995 |
Europe |
14.5-13.5 |
Oak Hill Country Club (New York) |
Lanny Wadkins |
Bernard Gallacher |
|
1993 |
USA |
15-13 |
The Belfry (England) |
Tom Watson |
Bernard Gallacher |
|
1991 |
USA |
14.5-13.5 |
Kiawah Island Golf Resort (South Carolina) |
Dave Stockton |
Bernard Gallacher |
|
1989 |
Tied (Europe retains) |
14-14 |
The Belfry (England) |
Raymond Floyd |
Tony Jacklin |
|
1987 |
Europe |
15-13 |
Muirfield Village (Ohio) |
Jack Nicklaus |
Tony Jacklin |
|
1985 |
Europe |
16.5-11.5 |
The Belfry (England) |
Lee Trevino |
Tony Jacklin |
|
1983 |
USA |
14.5-13.5 |
PGA National Golf Club (Florida) |
Jack Nicklaus |
Tony Jacklin |
|
1981 |
USA |
18.5-9.5 |
Walton Heath Golf Club (England) |
Dave Marr |
John Jacobs |
|
1979 |
USA |
17-11 |
The Greenbrier (West Virginia) |
Billy Casper |
John Jacobs |
|
1977 |
USA |
12.5-7.5 |
Royal Lytham & St Annes (England) |
Dow Finsterwald |
Brian Huggett |
|
1975 |
USA |
21-11 |
Laurel Valley Golf Club (Pennsylvania) |
Arnold Palmer |
Bernard Hunt |
|
1973 |
USA |
19-13 |
Muirfield (Scotland) |
Jack Burke Jr. |
Bernard Hunt |
|
1971 |
USA |
18.5-13.5 |
Old Warson Country Club (Missouri) |
Jay Hebert |
Eric Brown |
|
1969 |
Tied (USA retains) |
16-16 |
Royal Birkdale Golf Club (England) |
Sam Snead |
Eric Brown |
|
1967 |
USA |
23.5-8.5 |
Champions Golf Club (Texas) |
Ben Hogan |
Dai Rees |
|
1965 |
USA |
19.5-12.5 |
Royal Birkdale Golf Club (England) |
Byron Nelson |
Harry Weetman |
|
1963 |
USA |
23-9 |
Atlanta Athletic Club (Georgia) |
Arnold Palmer |
John Fallon |
|
1961 |
USA |
14.5-9.5 |
Royal Lytham & St Annes (England) |
Jerry Barber |
Dai Rees |
|
1959 |
USA |
8.5-3.5 |
Eldorado Country Club (California) |
Sam Snead |
Dai Rees |
|
1957 |
Great Britain |
7.5-4.5 |
Lindrick Golf Club (England) |
Jack Burke Jr. |
Dai Rees |
|
1955 |
USA |
8-4 |
Thunderbird Country Club (California) |
Chick Harbert |
Dai Rees |
|
1953 |
USA |
6.5-5.5 |
Wentworth Club (England) |
Lloyd Mangrum |
Henry Cotton |
|
1951 |
USA |
9.5-2.5 |
Pinehurst Resort, No. 2 (North Carolina) |
Sam Snead |
Arthur Lacey |
|
1949 |
USA |
7-5 |
Ganton Golf Club (England) |
Ben Hogan |
Charles Whitcombe |
|
1947 |
USA |
11-1 |
Portland Golf Club (Oregon) |
Ben Hogan |
Henry Cotton |
|
1937 |
USA |
8-4 |
Southport and Ainsdale Golf Club (England) |
Walter Hagen |
Charles Whitcombe |
|
1935 |
USA |
9-3 |
Ridgewood Country Club (New Jersey) |
Walter Hagen |
Charles Whitcombe |
|
1933 |
Great Britain |
6.5-5.5 |
Southport and Ainsdale Golf Club (England) |
Walter Hagen |
John Henry Taylor |
|
1931 |
USA |
9-3 |
Scioto Country Club (Ohio) |
Walter Hagen |
Charles Whitcombe |
|
1929 |
Great Britain |
7-5 |
Moortown Golf Club (England) |
Walter Hagen |
George Duncan |
|
1927 |
USA |
9.5-2.5 |
Worcester Country Club (Massachusetts) |
Walter Hagen |
Ted Ray |
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