Ryder Cup

The Ryder Cup is an annual international golf tournament contested by teams from the United States and Europe. The tournament is one of the most prestigious events in golf and is known for its intense competition and camaraderie between players. The Ryder Cup is named after Samuel Ryder, the founder of the tournament, and is typically held every two years. The tournament has been won by teams from both the US and Europe, with the US team holding a slight edge in recent years.