Sept. 25-Oct. 1, 2023 Marco Simone Golf & Country Club, Rome, Italy
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The Journey Begins: 2023 Ryder Cup

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U.S. Team Ranking

Zach Johnson, Captain
  • Taylor Moore Makes a Big Jump with Win While Top 6 Remains the Same

    Taylor Moore never led the Valspar Championship outright until every player in the field completed all 72 holes.

    And that’s all that mattered.

    With most eyes on Jordan Spieth and Adam Schenk, the 54-hole leader, Moore started the final round two shots back of the lead. But in what turned out to be a back-nine thriller, Moore played his final 10 holes in 4 under to sneak up the leaderboard. The 29-year-old stuffed a 9-iron to 5 feet for birdie on the 15th hole and then dropped a 25-foot birdie putt on No. 17 en route to reaching 10 under with a final-round 67.

    When it was all said and done, that’d be enough for the Oklahoman’s maiden PGA Tour victory.
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    Scottie
    Scheffler
    15,336.423 ptsPoints
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    1
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    Max
    Homa
    6,271.810 ptsPoints
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    2
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    Will
    Zalatoris
    5,461.634 ptsPoints
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    3
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    Justin
    Thomas
    5,261.750 ptsPoints
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    4
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    Collin
    Morikawa
    4,661.095 ptsPoints
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    5
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    Kurt
    Kitayama
    3,880.605 ptsPoints
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    6
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On the Bubble

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    Cameron
    Young
    3,465.003 ptsPoints
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    7
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    Patrick
    Cantlay
    3,432.925 ptsPoints
    8
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    Tom
    Hoge
    3,259.809 ptsPoints
    Tom Hoge
    9
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    Chris
    Kirk
    3,180.545 ptsPoints
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    10
The Course
Marco Simone Golf & Country Club
Completely renewed to host the 2023 Ryder Cup, Marco Simone Golf & Country Club is a stadium golf course situated just half an hour’s drive from the Eternal City of Rome. The course lies within 350 acres of stunning Roman countryside, complete with a restored 11th Century castle and the rolling fairways and undulating greens will make for a true test of Europe and USA’s physical and mental skill.

Future Venues

  • 2023
    Marco Simone Golf & Country Club
    Rome, Italy
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    2025
    Bethpage Black
    Farmingdale, New York
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    2027
    Adare Manor
    County Limerick, Ireland

History

Today, the Ryder Cup is golf’s pre-eminent event, biennially bringing together 12-member teams from the U.S. and Europe for glory and pride on a three-day worldwide stage. Spanning 91 years and now 42 competitions, the Ryder Cup also is among the last great professional sporting events where winning, and not prize money, is the reward.
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USA
27
Wins
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Europe
14
Wins

How it Works

The Ryder Cup is played in odd-numbered years between 12-member teams from the United States and Europe. It consists of five match-play sessions played over three days.
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Team Selection
The U.S. Team will be made up from the top six eligible players in the points rankings with six captain's picks.

The European Team will be made up from the top three eligible players from the European Points List, the top three eligible players from the World Points List and six captain's picks.
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Ryder Cup Format
Each of the first two days includes one four-match session of four-ball and one four-match session of foursomes. The final day is reserved for 12 singles matches.
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Ryder Cup Scoring
Each match is worth one point, with matches ending in a draw worth ½ point to each side. The first team to reach 14 ½ points wins the Ryder Cup. If the matches end in a 14-14 draw, the team holding the Ryder Cup retains it.

Tickets & Events

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