Ryder Cup
Hotels Near the Host Course

The Ryder Cup is held every two years, alternating between courses in Europe and the United States. Unlike stroke-play majors, it is a match-play team showdown, with fans following groups hole-by-hole in a more compact, high-energy environment.

• Rotating host courses, often in scenic countryside or resort settings.
• Practice days, foursomes, four-ball and singles matches across the week.
• Local hotel capacity can be limited near the course, especially in rural areas.

Because the Ryder Cup often takes place outside major city centers, planning your logistics in advance is essential. Many fans combine a few days on site with time in a nearby gateway city.

• Identify the nearest major airport and rail links for the specific host venue.
• Course-adjacent hotels and resorts are limited and sell out quickly.
• Nearby towns or cities can serve as practical bases with daily transfers.
• Rental cars, organized shuttles and official event transport are common solutions.

Use this Ryder Cup hotel spreadsheet as a base for your plans. It outlines sample hotels and areas typically used around past and future events, which our 14SB team adapts depending on the current host venue.

Exact locations change with every edition, but these patterns show how fans usually split their stays between on-course access and bigger cities.