Major news revealed on 2027 Ryder Cup in Adare Manor
Spectators from 80 different countries will be part of the 100-year Ryder Cup anniversary
GENERAL admission tickets for the 2027 Ryder Cup have now sold out at the conclusion of the ballot process following unprecedented global demand to attend next year’s contest at the Adare Manor.
Fans who were successful in the ballot process were informed over the last seven days, with those people joining fans who had previously secured their tickets in the exclusive island of Ireland priority window in May, which sold out in under an hour.
Following the allocation of tickets, fans from 80 different countries will be part of the 100-year anniversary edition of the Ryder Cup.
Ireland has the largest representation, comprising 34% of the overall spectator numbers as Ireland hosts the Ryder Cup for the first time since 2006.
Richard Atkinson, the European Tour group’s Chief Ryder Cup Officer, said: “We always thought there would be huge global interest in the 2027 Ryder Cup, but the demand for tickets we received throughout the entire process has been nothing short of remarkable.
“We could have sold out our general admission tickets more than 12 times over, which is testament to the appeal of golf’s greatest team contest, as well as the passion of fans who want to be part of it.
“Next year’s Ryder Cup at Adare Manor promises to be a truly special occasion and we look forward to welcoming international visitors to Limerick to experience the very best of Irish hospitality as well as an historic sporting event.”
The overall attendance across the Ryder Cup week, from September 13-19, 2027, is expected to exceed 250,000, with a daily site capacity of 55,000.
Despite general admission tickets being sold out, there are still opportunities for people seeking to attend next year’s Ryder Cup, with bespoke travel inclusive packages and a limited number of premium experiences available via the official Ryder Cup website.