The Ryder Cup would surely fetch several billion dollars at sale, which in the hands of an investment team would lavishly endow the PGA of America’s objectives and championships in perpetuity. For a trade association, that is forever money.

The FedExCup fall is underway, the PGA Tour-LIV predicament remains uncertain, and Ryder Cup ticket prices have gone to the moon. Advertisement The fall can feel like a sleepy time in the world of golf,

The PGA of America's Bryan Karns went on SiriusXM's PGA Tour Radio on Wednesday and defended the exorbitant ticket prices for next year's Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black.

It'll cost around $750 to attend the 2025 Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black in New York, another sign they don't care about normal golf fans.

The PGA of America is facing backlash and accusations of pricing out fans, with a single day ticket for the 2025 Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black in Farmingdale, New York, costing just under $750.

The Ryder Cup is coming to Farmingdale, New York, in 2025 for a few days of U.S. vs. Europe action at Bethpage Black, which means it’s going to get rowdy on one of the toughest tests on all of golf. Getting a ticket requires winning a “random selection process”, with tickets going on sale in November of 2024.

Fans were exited a big tournament was coming back to Bethpage Black Golf Course. Instead, this is why the Ryder Cup ticket price is being called a whiff. The post Ryder Cup ticket prices soar for 2025 event appeared first on The Manual.

Golf enthusiasts are outraged that the PGA set the ticket price at a whopping $750 a head, especially considering the organizers worked out a deal to hold the event at “The People’s Country