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Which sport ryder cup assciated?
Golf
What sport involves the ryder cup?
The Ryder Cup is a golf match between USA and Europe, it is held every two years.
Which sport do teams from the USA and Europe compete-for in the Ryder-Cup in?
Golf.
What date is the Ryder Cup?
There was no Ryder Cup in 2011. It is only held every 2 years.There is no Ryder Cup in 2011
What date is the 2011 Ryder Cup?
There was no Ryder Cup in 2011. It is only held every 2 years.There is no Ryder Cup in 2011
Where will the Ryder cup 2011 be held?
No where, there is no Ryder Cup in 2011. The next one is in at Celtic Manor in October 2010.
Who won the 2011 Ryder Cup?
There was no Ryder Cup in 2011. It is only played every 2 years.There was no Ryder Cup in 2011. It is only played every 2 years.There was no Ryder Cup in 2011. It is only played every 2 years.There was no Ryder Cup in 2011. It is only played every 2 years.There was no Ryder Cup in 2011. It is only played every 2 years.There was no Ryder Cup in 2011. It is only played every 2 years.There was no Ryder Cup in 2011. It is only played every 2 years.There was no Ryder Cup in 2011. It is only played every 2 years.There was no Ryder Cup in 2011. It is only played every 2 years.There was no Ryder Cup in 2011. It is only played every 2 years.There was no Ryder Cup in 2011. It is only played every 2 years.
Which sport a player would win Ryder cup?
It is a golf tournament between the American team and English team.
Do you have to sign your score card at the Ryder Cup?
No, there is no requirement for cards at the Ryder Cup, they are not used.
How often is the Ryder Cup held?
The Ryder Cup is a men's golf competition that happens every two years, with a change of venue from USA to Europe every other year. The Ryder Cup was established in 1927, and is usually played in September (occasionally in October). When the 2001 competition was delayed to 2002 (due to the September 11th attacks), the competition changed from odd years to even years.
