How to buy Ryder Cup 2023 tickets as tournament returns to Europe and heads to Rome
The tournament returns to the continent following the 2018 edition at Le Golf National in France
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Your support makes all the difference.A limited number of tickets are now available for the 2023 Ryder Cup.
This year’s tournament starts on Friday at Whistling Straights in the United States of America but tickets are already on sale as the Ryder Cup returns to Europe in two years’ time.
It will be held at Marco Simone Golf Club in Rome and fans can currently purchase a weekly ticket for the event, here.
A limited number of weekly tickets have been released and are available on a first-come first-serve basis.
A public ballot will take place in 2022 when the remainder of the tickets will become available.
The Ryder Cup is set to take place in Italy for the first time in the tournament’s 94-year history.
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