COUNTY LIMERICK — Ryder Cup Europe has set daily ticket prices for the 2027 Ryder Cup at Adare Manor in County Limerick at €499 (£434) for Republic of Ireland residents, double the cost of the 2023 edition in Rome. Spectators paid €260 for a daily ticket at the 2023 tournament, while fans paid $750 (£555) to attend the 2025 Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black in New York.

Practice-day tickets for the Tuesday and Wednesday sessions at Adare Manor will cost €89 for adults and €20 for children. Thursday practice-day tickets, which include the opening ceremony, will cost €179 for adults and €30 for children. "Our practice day tickets will be from €89 and juniors from €20," said Richard Atkinson, chief Ryder Cup officer of the European Tour Group.

"We acknowledge it's an increase from Rome. That was four years ago and a lot has happened in the world since then. We are lower than Bethpage," Atkinson said.

Residents on the island of Ireland will have an exclusive priority window to purchase tickets on Friday, 24 April 2026, at 11:00 BST. A global open ballot will open on 3 June 2026, and Irish residents who are unsuccessful in the priority window will have a second chance to secure tickets in that ballot.

Organisers plan to provide an official campsite with entertainment for the first time at a Ryder Cup. "We have extensive plans in place to enhance the onsite experience for fans attending the 2027 Ryder Cup, including a record 20,000 grandstand seats and an increased number of giant screens," Atkinson said. "We'll have over 20,000 grandstand seats at Adare, that's a record for any European Ryder Cup, we'll have big screens on every hole."

"We have significant focus on the fan experience on site and from the moment the people arrive at 6.30 in the morning, they'll be entertained not only by 24 of the best golfers in the world but also outside of the ropes, we'll have an extensive entertainment programme to keep the fans engaged," he said. "We've already had over a half a million people register their interest for tickets, so that tells you how significant the demand is."

The 2027 Ryder Cup will return to Ireland for the first time since Europe's victory at the K Club in Straffan, County Kildare, in 2006.