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Build Your Ryder Cup

Three taps and you’ll see your cup the way your crew will: every round, every match, and what it takes to win.

Players

16 players · 8 a side · 4 foursomes

Rounds

Teams optional

vs
Race to 8½ Points

USA vs Europe

16 players · 3 rounds · One trophy

16 watching
0
USA
Needs 8½
vs
Pre-Tournament
16 Available
0
Europe
Needs 8½
Round 1 · 4 pts
Match 1
MikeChris
vs
JakeLuke
Match 2
DaveTom
vs
TylerDrew
Match 3
SteveMatt
vs
SeanAdam
Match 4
JoshRyan
vs
PatJon
Round 2 · 4 pts
Match 1
DaveTom
vs
TylerDrew
Match 2
SteveMatt
vs
SeanAdam
Match 3
JoshRyan
vs
PatJon
Match 4
MikeChris
vs
JakeLuke
Round 3 · 8 pts
Match 1
Steve
vs
Sean
Match 2
Matt
vs
Adam
Match 3
Josh
vs
Pat
Match 4
Ryan
vs
Jon
Match 5
Mike
vs
Jake
Match 6
Chris
vs
Luke
Match 7
Dave
vs
Tyler
Match 8
Tom
vs
Drew
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Good to Know

How many rounds should a Ryder Cup golf trip have?

The traditional trip format is four rounds over two days, two partner sessions a day. For a buddy trip, three rounds is the sweet spot: Four Ball, then Four Ball, Alternate Shot or Scramble, then Singles to settle it. Two rounds works as a partner round followed by Singles, and a one-day event can split the 18 into a front nine Scramble and a back nine Four Ball.

How many points does it take to win?

Half the points available plus a half. With 16 players over Four Ball, Four Ball and Singles on match points, there are 16 matches worth a point each, so 8½ wins the cup.

How many players do you need?

Plan in fours: 8, 12, 16 or 24 players gives two even teams and a full foursome in every group on the course. Each foursome is one partner match, or two singles matches.

Plans by group size: 8 players · 12 players · 16 players · 20 players · 24 players

Want the full playbook on teams, formats and captains? Read How to Run a Ryder Cup Format Golf Trip.