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The Latest Breaking News from the Ryder Cup

Tiger Woods on Ryder Cup pay: ‘I hope they would get $5 million each and donate it all to charity’

Woods’s sentiment has remained consistent over the years.

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Tiger Woods wants Ryder Cup team to get 5m dollars each and give it to charity

The biennial match will be held next at Bethpage Black, New York, in September 2025.

The Independent UK

Tiger Woods Wants U.S. Ryder Cup Players to Be Paid, Under One Condition

Speaking at his Hero World Challenge, Tiger Woods said he supports players getting increased stipends next year, but he has a stipulation for it.

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'So Much More Than Getting Paid' - Patrick Reed Against Ryder Cup Player Payments

Captain America himself Patrick Reed is against players being paid to play in the Ryder Cup, saying they shouldn't need money to take part in the iconic event

Golf Monthly

‘Mindsets Are a Little Different’: Ian Poulter Sounds Off On Ryder Cup Pay-for-Play Debate

The seven-time member of the European Ryder Cup team gave his opinion on U.S. players potentially being paid.

Sports Illustrated

Sergio Garcia Pays DP World Tour Fines, Reclaims Ryder Cup Eligibility

After paying his fines and planning to serve his suspension, Sergio Garcia may once again play in the Ryder Cup.

Sports Illustrated

Report: Sergio Garcia has reapplied for DP World Tour membership in hopes to make Ryder Cup team

Sergio could return to the Ryder Cup after all.

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Sergio Garcia rejoins DP World Tour and paves way for Ryder Cup spot

The Spaniard, who joined the breakaway LIV Golf in 2022, has had to settle the outstanding substantial fines and will also have to serve a suspension.

The Independent UK

Paying U.S. Ryder Cup Players Was Never Going to Be Popular

With the staggering amounts of money throughout pro golf and a 2025 Ryder Cup already being called greedy, Bob Harig writes that fallout from a proposal to pay players was inevitable.

Sports Illustrated

Paying Ryder Cup Players Is 'Wrong On A Lot Of Levels' - Says Former Europe Captain

Sky Sports pundit Paul McGinley says paying Ryder Cup players is 'wrong on a lot of levels' but most notably seeing money diverted away from grassroots golf

Golf Monthly

Hunter Mahan Thinks Ryder Cup Players Should Get Paid. Here's Why...

Three-time US Ryder Cup player Hunter Mahan believes players should be entitled to recoup some of the money made from the event

Golf Monthly

While Team USA is worried about being paid to play in the Ryder Cup, Rory McIlroy says he’d ‘pay for the privilege’ to play in the event

"But the Ryder Cup is so much more than that, especially to the Europeans and to this tour."

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Rory McIlroy 'Would Pay For The Privilege' Of Playing In The Ryder Cup

Rory McIlroy can see the argument for players being paid to play in the Ryder Cup, but thinks it would upset the "purity" of the event for the Europeans

Golf Monthly

Rory McIlroy Had Honest Admission About Players Being Paid for Ryder Cup

The seven-time European Ryder Cupper doesn't believe players need to be compensated for participation in the matches.

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'No Other Motivation Was Needed' - Nick Faldo Weighs In On Ryder Cup Debate

Sir Nick Faldo says he played in the Ryder Cup for pride not payment as he gave his opinion on the latest debate on USA players being paid to take part

The Guardian - UK

McIlroy says he would pay to play in Ryder Cup as US team ponder $5m fund

Rory McIlroy has admitted he would pay to play in the Ryder Cup after it emerged US team members could collect $400,000 each for taking on Europe next year

Golf Monthly

Breeding Greed Or Moving With The Times? Golf Monthly Staff Debate Apparent Inevitability Of Ryder Cup Pay

After a report from The Telegraph stated Team USA Ryder Cup players are set to be paid, four of the Golf Monthly team discuss the merits and pitfalls of the idea...

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Is Latest Ryder Cup Pay Report Really That Big A Deal?

A report states that US Ryder Cup players will receive $400,000 each for competing. Is it really that big of a deal?

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'If We Start Paying Them, We Risk Losing The Occasion To Greed And Narcissism'... Should Ryder Cup Players Be Paid To Compete?

The debate around whether players should be paid to play in the Ryder Cup has been argued for some time, and while I understand both sides, my position is clear

Golf Monthly

8 Takeaways From Golf Monthly's Exclusive Interview With Sergio Garcia

The 2017 Masters champion spoke to Golf Monthly about the Ryder Cup, the Majors and how he thinks the move to the LIV Golf League affected his legacy

Sports Illustrated

Bad Takes Week: Fans Should Have a Vote for U.S. Ryder Cup and Presidents Cup Teams

The Ryder Cup is one of golf's most passionate events, and John Schwarb writes that fans' passion should be rewarded with a vote for one player who wears the red, white and blue.

Golf Monthly

Spanish Venue Emerges As Favorite For 2031 Ryder Cup

According to one report, the 48th edition of the Ryder Cup could be held in Spain for the first time since 1997 at Camiral Golf and Wellness

Sports Illustrated

Report: Ryder Cup Returning to Spain in 2031

According to the Spanish outlet Ten Golf, the Ryder Cup will be played in Spain in 2031, 34 years after Valderrama.

Sports Illustrated

The Ryder Cup Makes Big Money for the PGA of America. Here's Where It Goes

PGA sections across America receive annual payments from Ryder Cup revenue, but that's not all, as a past PGA president tells Sports Illustrated.

Sports Illustrated

Ten Years After a ‘Bonehead Move,’ Former PGA of America President Ted Bishop Isn't Bitter

A tweet after the 2014 Ryder Cup cost Ted Bishop dearly but now he can reflect positively on his time leading the PGA of America, including a hand in bringing the 2025 Ryder Cup to Bethpage.

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