Golf enthusiasts are outraged that the PGA set the ticket price for the bi-annunal international golf event at a whopping $750 a head, especially considering the organizers worked out a deal to

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.

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 formula for buying a ticket is the now consolidated one: express your interest in acquiring it and hope to be able to have the opportunity to buy one (or more) after a "ballot", a random draw

The Ryder Cup is coming to Farmingdale in 2025 for a few days of USA 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",

Social media was ablaze last week when Ryder Cup ticket prices, revealed earlier this year, went viral. Fans turning up at Bethpage Black will have paid roughly $250 for a practice-round pass and $750 for competition days.

Have the people been priced out of “The people’s country club?” That is the general worry on social media after ticket prices for next year’s Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black, revealed earlier this year, went viral.