Ryder Cup 2027 tickets go on sale - here's how much it will cost you

Tickets for the 2027 Ryder Cup in Ireland will go on sale today.  

Those wishing to attend the centenary event at Adare Manor in County Limerick over 17–19 September will be able to choose from daily general admission tickets, an all-week pass, or practice day tickets.

Daily general admission tickets for the three tournament days in County Limerick will cost €499 ($579). 

An all-week pass will set you back €1,999 ($2,322.14). 

Prices for the Tuesday and Wednesday practice days will be available from €89 ($103), whilst a Thursday ticket - which includes the opening ceremony - will cost €179 ($207). 

You can click here to purchase your tickets. You have to register an account first. Tickets will go on sale at 2:00pm GMT+1. 

Fans will be eligible to purchase up to four tickets per day, with only one transaction per ticketing account. 

Organisers have faced criticism over the ticket prices. 

It marks a record high for ticket prices for a European hosted Ryder Cup, although it is less than the $750 (€645) fans paid to attend last September at Bethpage Black in New York. 

Richard Atkinson, the European Tour Group's chief Ryder Cup officer, previously defended the prices in an interview with BBC Sport. 

"We acknowledge it's an increase from Rome," he told the publication. 

"That was four years ago and a lot has happened in the world since then. We are lower than Bethpage. 

"We've tried to make this as accessible as possible to a wide demographic of people. 

"Our practice day tickets will be from €89 and juniors from €20. Our prices are proportionate to a global sporting event. 

"This event has grown in stature and profile, it's one of the biggest sporting events in the world. 

"We're confident in our pricing but we've made it accessible to everyone."

Atkinson added that he believed the price tag was fair. 

"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.

"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."

Residents on the island of Ireland were given an exclusive priority window to secure theirs on 24 April. 

The first batch of tickets sold out within an hour.

It is hoped a total crowd of 250,000 will attend the 2027 Ryder Cup. 

Luke Donald will again captain Europe after leading the team to wins in Rome and New York. 

Jim Furyk has been chose to lead Team USA for the second time. 

The 2027 Ryder Cup will represent the first time Ireland has hosted the event since the K Club staged Europe's victory in 2006.