The tournament director of the 2025 Ryder Cup is defending the organization’s pricing for the popular event in the wake of widespread criticism from golf fans. There will be a lottery for tickets for the September 2025 event at Bethpage State Park’s Black Course and registration is open now.

Ryder Cup championship director Bryan Karns explained why ticket prices to the 2025 Ryder Cup in New York were significantly increased.

Billed as the biggest event in golf for the last decade, the 2025 Ryder Cup's increase in ticket prices compared to those at Marco Simone in 2023 (roughly $280 for competition days) and Whistling Straits in 2021 (roughly $350 for competition days) have rubbed some the wrong way.

The PGA of America has many explanations for why Bethpage will host the priciest Ryder Cup in history - except for the one that matters. The post The real sin of $750 Bethpage Ryder Cup tickets isn't the price appeared first on Golf.

With ticket prices for the competition days at the biggest international golf tournament surpassing $2100, fans are rightfully outraged by the decision.

Bradley, 38, who played on the 2012 and 2014 Ryder Cup teams that lost, was named captain in July, becoming the youngest U.S. captain since 34-year-old Arnold Palmer in 1963. He confirmed he will be keeping the same point system in place for the six automatic qualifiers, and he will stick with six captain’s picks.

To borrow a phrase from the famous sign that adorns Bethpage Black in New York, site of the 2025 Ryder Cup: WARNING. The Ryder Cup Is An Extremely Expensive Event Which We Recommend Only For Highly Cash-Flow-Positive Golf Fans.

U.S. Ryder Cup captain Keegan Bradley offered a warning Tuesday about Bethpage Black that does not need a special sign by the first tee: Organizers will have security inside the ropes to make sure the New York crowd doesn't get out of control.