43rd Ryder Cup

September 21-26, 2021

The 2020 Ryder Cup has been postponed to 2021

The 2021 Ryder Cup will take place on the Straits Course at Whistling Straits in Kohler, Wisconsin and be played September 21-26, 2020. The Ryder Cup, one of the premier sporting events in the world, features incredible golf amid the backdrop of drama and pride for country, creating an atmosphere unlike anything else in the sport.

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Arrival

30 November 2020

Departure

1 December 2020

About the Event

The Ryder Cup is like the Super Bowl of golf, bringing Team USA and Team Europe head to head in an exciting competition between the world's top golfers.

Practice rounds will be played Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday (9/22-24) with match play Friday, Saturday, and Sunday (9/25-27).

The next Ryder Cup will be held in Italy, so don't miss this chance to see elite golfers right here in Wisconsin.

Traveling to Whistling Straits

Whistling Straits is located outside Sheboygan, Wisconsin, approximately one hour north of Milwaukee. Take I-43 North for a simple, direct route through rolling hills of Wisconsin farmland.

Getting to Milwaukee

Milwaukee is located within a day's drive of one-third of the U.S. population, and Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport is conveniently located just eight miles away from downtown. Milwaukee is also served by the Amtrak Hiawatha line and several bus services through the Milwaukee Intermodal Station.

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Play at Kohler

Want to try your hand at the Ryder Cup course? The Straits will be open through September 10, 2020, and reopens just after the tournament in October. Test your skill and see how you match up to the golfers of Team USA and Team Europe.

Blackwolf Run, another highly acclaimed pair of courses located just a short drive away, will remain open to the public throughout the tournament.

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America's Top Golf Destination

Ready to explore Wisconsin's courses for yourself? Milwaukee is the ideal homebase for your golf getaway in the state GolfAdvisor named the top golf destination of 2017. With so many elite tournament courses available for public play all within a few hours drive, you get to spend more time on the green.

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