US Edition2031 Ryder Cup Will Be Held in Girona, Spain, the President of the Catalan Golf Federation Tells The Associated Press
CATALONIA, SPAIN, JUL 18 – Spain will host the Ryder Cup for the second time, with the 2031 event at Camiral Golf course reflecting the country's historic ties to the tournament through European golf legends.
- The 2031 Ryder Cup is set for Girona's Camiral Golf course, Ramon Nogué said Friday, adding next week it will be official, according to the Catalan golf federation president.
- Drawing on its golfing legacy, the selection highlights that the Ryder Cup’s roots in Spain are tied to European stalwarts Seve Ballesteros, José María Olazábal and Sergio García.
- Camiral, once PGA Catalunya, has hosted European Tour events and the Spanish Open, while Irish media reported that Denis O'Brien invested tens of millions of euros upgrading the courses and hotel.
- Ryder Cup Europe said `Any announcement in relation to future editions of the Ryder Cup will be made in due course,` noting the 2027 event at Adare Manor in Ireland.
- Marking a rare return for Spain, this highlights its second hosting, recalling the 1997 Ryder Cup at Valderrama Golf Club in Andalusia, where Europe won 14½-13½.
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2031 Ryder Cup will be held in Girona, Spain, the president of the Catalan golf federation tells The Associated Press
Barcelona, Spain (AP) — 2031 Ryder Cup will be held in Girona, Spain, the president of the Catalan golf federation tells The Associated Press.
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The great world golf competition between Europe and the United States will be played again in Spain 34 years later
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2031 Ryder Cup to be hosted in Girona, Spain, says Catalan golf federation
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The Ryder Cup of 2031 will be held in northeastern Spain, according to the Associated Press, the president of the Catalan golf federation.
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