The Ryder Cup trophy was commissioned by English businessman Samuel A. Ryder to Mappin & Webb Co., who created the trophy for almost 300 British pounds. The trophy was then presented to the PGA of ...

The matches were founded by its namesake, Samuel Ryder, an English businessman ... but he was still responsible for the creation of the Ryder Cup trophy, which is still in use today.

And those who, from 2025, will be paid to participate in the Ryder Cup. Next year in Bethpage ... which takes its name from the trophy donated by the Englishman Samuel Ryder (1858–1936) to ...

In the Presidents Cup, it is shared in a tie, but if there's a tie in the Ryder Cup, the team that last won it retains the trophy ... by English seed merchant Samuel A Ryder, who enlisted Mappin ...

The competition, which takes its name from the trophy donated by the Englishman Samuel Ryder (1858–1936 ... United States and ...

The Ryder Cup, held every two years ... sporting reputations are enhanced or destroyed. Samuel Ryder (left) presents his trophy to George Duncan, captain of the 1929 victorious British and ...

Eventually, an English businessman named Samuel Ryder donated a trophy to make the competition official. Over the next 100 years, the Ryder Cup evolved, as sports and their landscapes often do.

This year's Ryder Cup is set on Sept. 26-28 in Farmingdale, USA. The Europeans won back the trophy, commissioned by Samuel Ryder for the first contest in 1927, at the last battle in Italy in 2023 ...