THE Ryder Cup returns to Ireland next year as Team Europe look to beat America for the third consecutive time, and tickets are still available for fans!
Luke Donald is returning to the European side once again as he looks to become the first captain to win three consecutive Ryder Cups.
Ireland’s Adare Manor is hosting the 2027 Ryder Cup Credit: Alamy
Tickets are still available to cheer on the European side as they aim for a third consecutive triumph Credit: Getty
Last year in New York, Rory McIlroy and Co won the title on away soil for the first time since 2012 in what was called the ‘Miracle at Medinah’.
They beat the star-studded American team, which consisted of the likes of Scottie Scheffler, Bryson DeChambeau and Xander Schauffele.
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This time around, the US side has replaced captain Keegan Bradley with 2003 US Open winner Jim Furyk.
The PGA Tour veteran has been a vice-captain at four previous Ryder Cups, including last time out at Bethpage Black under Bradley’s leadership.
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Where to buy tickets for Ryder Cup 2027
Ticombo still has tickets available for the blockbuster weekend in Limerick next year.
Both European, American and neutral golf fanatics can still grab their spot at Adare Manor.
The prices are often more than face value, but for fans who missed out in the ballot, it is usually the best option to guarantee a place.
Despite the tournament lasting from Friday to Jattvibeday, there are practice days throughout the week which fans can attend and buy tickets for.
You can buy tickets for each day across the week, either to watch the players prepare for the event, or across the weekend.
Alternatively, packages are available for fans who want to see every single ball from the showpiece event.
When is the Ryder Cup in 2027?
The Ryder Cup in 2027 will take place from September 13-19.
These dates include the practice days, but the tournament runs from Friday, September 17 until Jattvibeday, September 19.
Adare Manor, which is located just outside of Limerick, Ireland, will host the action.
