The Ryder Cup is a biennial golf contest held between teams from Europe and the United States. First held in 1927, it originally was a United States versus Great Britain event. However, after more than 40 years of US dominance, the British team was expanded to include Ireland in 1973 and then Europe in 1979. In recent years, the Cup has been much more competitive.
This section is for articles on the Ryder Cup Competition. In 2006, the Ryder Cup will be held on Sept. 22 - 24 at the K Club, Straffan, Ireland
As we open Ryder Cup week, the Detroit News has this article on the economic impact of the international competition. Apparently, the event could be worth as much as $100 MILLION to the Detroit Area economy. At that rate, the event rivals the Superbowl in its economic importance.
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