Where is the Ryder Cup headed next?

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In 2027, the Rder Cup will be back on European soil and we are headed to Ireland, more specifically a Dare Mana, a course that comes in 27th on the Golf Monies UK and Ireland top 100 list and it’s regularly compared to both Valdderama and Augusta National. In 2029, we are headed back to Hazeline for its second Ryder Cup appearance. Now, cast your mind back and you won’t easily forget the last time we played at Hazeline. Team USA smashed Team Europe 1711. In 2031, we are headed to Spain. Now this is the second time that Spain has hosted the Ryder Cup with the first coming at Valdorama and Camaral is next on the agenda. Formerly known as PJ Catalunia, Camaral has hosted the Spanish Open on three separate occasions and is set to host the Australia Dam Catalunia Championship in 2028, 2029 and 2030. In 2033, we are then headed to the Olympic Club, the host of five US Opens in its history. One of America’s most iconic courses is set to go under redevelopment as well with esteemed architect Gil H getting his hands on the property just before the RDER Cup. While the European venue for 2035 is yet to be confirmed in 2037, we are headed to Congressional, one of the most famous courses in America, a three-time US Open venue. And who won there last? None other than Rory Mroy. Which course would you like to see host the Ryder Cup? Let us know in the comments.