No tournament in golf evokes the passion of the Ryder Cup. Consider that at the 2023 edition in Italy, Rory McIlroy, perhaps the game’s most likable player, almost came to blows with his opponent’s caddie.
All of the elements are in place for an epic 2025 Ryder Cup.
First, there’s the venue, Bethpage State Park’s Black Course, a perennial top-10 entry on Golfweek’s list of Best Courses You Can Play in America. It’s hosted three memorable major championships since 2002.
Then there’s the backdrop of New York City, with all that it has to offer.
(Manhattan views, courtesy of On Location)
Throw in the indignity that the U.S. team not only got beat in Italy in 2023, but has a losing record in the competition since players from all across Europe began competing in the Ryder Cup in 1979. Then mix in the raucous New York sports fans going head-to-head with a large contingent of European fans, and everything is in place for the best Ryder Cup ever.
Everything, that is, except for the logistics if you want to attend: everything from tickets to lodging to fighting New York traffic getting to and from Bethpage.
That’s where On Location comes in. On Location is the PGA of America’s Official Travel Package Provider, a distinction it has held since the 2016 Ryder Cup at Hazeltine National Golf Club.
“We’re already seeing a lot of demand, and we’re seeing it from U.S. and European consumers,” said Scott Jernigan, On Location’s chief commercial officer. “We’re really excited about having New York City as the backdrop. This has been one of the strongest Ryder Cups we’ve seen this early, and that’s only going to pick up momentum as we get closer. It’s one of our largest event activations.”
That’s saying something given that On Location is the official hospitality partner of more than 150 brands, creating luxury hospitality experiences at the Olympics, Super Bowl, NCAA Final Four, Australian Open, FIFA World Cup 2026 and many other events.
On Location originally was launched by the NFL to handle travel and hospitality for the Super Bowl, but steadily expanded into other destination sports and entertainment events. In 2020, Endeavor, a global entertainment agency, acquired On Location.
Over time, the company’s hospitality offerings became increasingly robust for its clients, who don’t just want to watch live sports – they want an experience.
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