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The Sports Box Office are delighted to announce the 39th Ryder Cup will be taking place in the UK at the prestigious Celtic Manor Resort, Newport, South Wales. The event will be starting 28th September and continues through to the 3rd Ocotber 2010.
The Sports Box Office are delighted to announce the 39th Ryder Cup will be taking place in the UK at the prestigious Celtic Manor Resort, Newport, South Wales. The event will be starting 28th September and continues through to the 3rd Ocotber 2010.
RYDER CUP 2010 TICKETS
RYDER CUP 2010 TICKETS
An overwhelming desire amongst those behind the design of the Ryder Cup course was to develop 18 holes that would provide a supreme challenge to the world’s best golfers in match play conditions. This wish manifests itself in the extensive use of water features that have been designed to present players with classic match dilemmas.
Long-driving players are offered the opportunity to chance their arms over long carries of water but those that do so will be spurning the safety-first approach and will do so at their own risk. The course has been designed by European Golf Design (EGD) under the guidance of its head designer, Ross McMurray who enjoyed regular consultations with Robert Trent Jones Jr, the architect of the original Wentwood Hills course that hosted The Celtic Manor Wales Open on five occasions between 2000 and 2004.
An overwhelming desire amongst those behind the design of the Ryder Cup course was to develop 18 holes that would provide a supreme challenge to the world’s best golfers in match play conditions. This wish manifests itself in the extensive use of water features that have been designed to present players with classic match dilemmas.
Long-driving players are offered the opportunity to chance their arms over long carries of water but those that do so will be spurning the safety-first approach and will do so at their own risk. The course has been designed by European Golf Design (EGD) under the guidance of its head designer, Ross McMurray who enjoyed regular consultations with Robert Trent Jones Jr, the architect of the original Wentwood Hills course that hosted The Celtic Manor Wales Open on five occasions between 2000 and 2004.
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