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Ryder Cup 2020: Dates and facts

When does the Ryder Cup 2020 take place?

Ryder Cup 2020 will start on Friday the 24^th September 2021 and conclude on Sunday the 26^th.

This edition of Ryder Cup was originally scheduled for September 2020, but like many other events, this one was postponed, and it is now taking place almost exactly one year later. It has also been decided that the Ryder Cup for next year is pushed to 2023. So, just like the Euros, the cup kept its original name Ryder Cup 2020.

Where will Ryder Cup 2021 be played?

Whistling Straits in Haven, Wisconsin.

The Ryder Cup format

Over the three days, there are 28 matches in total, with the final day reserved for 12 singles matches.
The winner of each matchup will score one point for their team. Should the two teams be tied after 18 wholes, they get 0,5 points each.

The team that scores the most points win, so 14,5 points and above is a win. If there’s a tie, 14-14, the reigning champions, in this case Europe (who won it in 2018), will come out on top.

Attendance on Ryder Cup 2021

About 45,000 people are expected to be attending each day.

Results Ryder Cup 2020

Last time around Europe won the Ryder Cup with 17.5 versus 10.5.

Where can I watch the Ryder Cup 2021 on TV or stream?

Sky Sports holds the rights for the Ryder Cup broadcasts. The matches will be shown on Sky Sports Gold and Main Event. Moreover, you can follow the Ryder Cup 2021 on Now.

Team USA in Ryder Cup 2021

• Daniel Berger
• Patrick Cantlay
• Bryson DeChambeau
• Harris English
• Tony Finau
• Dustin Johnson
• Brooks Koepka
• Collin Morikawa
• Xander Schauffele
• Scottie Scheffler
• Jordan Spieth
• Justin Thomas

Captains Team USA

• Steve Stricker, Captain
• Fred Couples, Vice-Captain
• Jim Furyk, Vice-Captain
• Zach Johnson, Vice-Captain
• Davis Love III, Vice-Captain
• Phil Mickelson, Vice-Captain

Team Europe in Ryder Cup 2021

• Paul Casey
• Matt Fitzpatrick
• Tommy Fleetwood
• Sergio Garcia
• Tyrell Hatton
• Viktor Hovland
• Shane Lowry
• Rory McIlroy
• Ian Poulter
• Jon Rahm
• Bernd Wiesberger
• Lee Westwood

Captains Team Europe

• Padraig Harrington, Captain
• Luke Donald, Vice-Captain
• Robert Karlsson, Vice-Captain
• Martin Kaymer, Vice-Captain
• Graeme McDowell, Vice-Captain
• Henrik Stenson, Vice-Captain

See all events of the Ryder Cup here.