The Ryder Cup is one of the most gripping events in sport. It’s where Europe and the United States go head-to-head, with golfing pride and plenty of national emotion on the line. After Europe’s thrilling 15–13 win in 2025 at Bethpage Black in Farmingdale, New York—their first away victory since 2012—fans are already turning their eyes to the next chapter.
So, when is the next Ryder Cup? And where will it be played?
Here’s everything you need to know, including upcoming venues for both the men’s Ryder Cup and the women’s Solheim Cup.
Upcoming Ryder Cup Venues
2027 – Adare Manor, Ireland
- Course: The Golf Course at Adare Manor
- Location: Adare, County Limerick
- Dates: 17–19 September 2027
Ireland will host the Ryder Cup for only the second time, following The K Club in 2006. The Tom Fazio-redesigned course at Adare Manor blends beauty and challenge in equal measure. Expect roaring home crowds and plenty of drama in Limerick.
2029 – Hazeltine National, USA
- Course: Hazeltine National Golf Club
- Location: Chaska, Minnesota
- Dates: To be confirmed
Hazeltine returns to the Ryder Cup spotlight after hosting in 2016, when the USA claimed a dominant win. With its expansive layout and reputation for drama, the atmosphere is sure to be electric.
2031 – Camiral, Spain
- Course: Stadium Course at Camiral Golf & Wellness (formerly PGA Catalunya Resort)
- Location: Costa Brava, near Barcelona
- Dates: To be confirmed
Spain is back in the Ryder Cup rotation for the first time since Valderrama in 1997. The Stadium Course at Camiral is renowned for its tough design and stunning setting, making it a fitting stage for another fiery contest.
2033 – The Olympic Club, USA
- Course: Lake Course at The Olympic Club
- Location: San Francisco, California
- Dates: To be confirmed
Set just outside downtown San Francisco, The Olympic Club has hosted multiple majors, but 2033 will mark its Ryder Cup debut. The city’s dramatic coastline and passionate fans will provide a unique backdrop.
2035 – Europe (Venue TBC)
The host course for the 2035 Ryder Cup has not yet been announced. Will it return to one of Europe’s historic venues, or will a newcomer get the nod? Watch this space.
2037 – Congressional, USA
- Course: Blue Course at Congressional Country Club
- Location: Bethesda, Maryland
- Dates: To be confirmed
Congressional has a rich tournament history, and its Blue Course will round off the decade in style when it hosts the 2037 Ryder Cup.
The Solheim Cup: Women’s Golf at Its Finest
Often just as intense—and sometimes even more dramatic—the Solheim Cup is the women’s answer to the Ryder Cup. Europe and the USA battle it out in a format that mirrors the men’s event, and the competition has grown rapidly in stature.
2026 – Bernardus Golf, Netherlands
- Location: Cromvoirt, North Brabant
- Dates: 7–13 September 2026
The Netherlands will host the Solheim Cup for the first time at Bernardus Golf, a modern and stylish course designed to showcase the best of women’s golf.
2028 – Valhalla Golf Club, USA
- Location: Louisville, Kentucky
- Dates: To be confirmed
Valhalla, host of the Ryder Cup in 2008, will now take centre stage for the women’s game. Known for its challenging design and dramatic finishes, it promises another unforgettable contest.
Looking Ahead
From Adare Manor in 2027 to Spain’s Camiral in 2031 and San Francisco’s Olympic Club in 2033, the Ryder Cup calendar is packed with world-class venues. Each brings its own character, fans, and flavour to the event, ensuring no two editions are ever the same.
Meanwhile, the Solheim Cup continues its rise, with landmark venues like Bernardus and Valhalla on the horizon. The future of women’s team golf looks brighter than ever.
One thing’s for sure: whether you’re watching from the stands or following from home, the Ryder Cup and Solheim Cup will keep delivering unforgettable moments.
FAQs: Ryder Cup & Solheim Cup
Where is the next Ryder Cup being held?
The next Ryder Cup takes place at Adare Manor in County Limerick, Ireland, from 17–19 September 2027.
How often is the Ryder Cup played?
Every two years, alternating between courses in Europe and the USA.
What’s the difference between the Ryder Cup and the Solheim Cup?
The Ryder Cup is the men’s team event, while the Solheim Cup is the women’s equivalent. Both follow the same format, with Team Europe vs. Team USA.
When is the next Solheim Cup?
The next Solheim Cup is scheduled for 7–13 September 2026 at Bernardus Golf in the Netherlands.
Has Ireland hosted the Ryder Cup before?
Yes. Ireland last hosted in 2006 at The K Club in County Kildare.
