THE 149TH OPEN AT ROYAL ST. GEORGE'S

July 16-19, 2020

Following a fabulous 2019 Open Championship, it’s not too early to start thinking about next year. The 149th Open will be contested at Royal St. George’s on the spectacular Kent coastline in the quaint and historical village of Sandwich, England. Demand for last year’s Open tickets was astounding with an early sell out, and 2020 tickets are moving quickly with the venue’s proximity to London, only 90 minutes away. One of the world’s best links courses, Royal St. George’s is hosting The Open for the 15th time. It’s a phenomenal spectator experience, as you walk through lush rolling dunes and wildflowers with gorgeous panoramas of Pegwell Bay.

2020 PRO-AM - CORNWALL AND DEVON, ENGLAND

May 31 - June 6, 2020

Join Our Pro-Am and golf Cornwall and Devon, England. Experience some incredible golf at the Pro-Am event on the ruggedly jaw dropping beautiful and quaint coastline of Cornwall and Devon in the Southwest of England. An area that has inspired such famous writers as Agatha Christie, Arthur Conan Doyle & Winston Graham as well as period dramas such as the most recent adaption of 'Poldark'. You’ll immerse in a world of naturally wild landscape, world-class golf courses, ancient, picturesque fishing villages, rocky coastal coves, historic sites spectacular gardens and gourmet cuisine.

THE 2020 RYDER CUP AT WHISTLING STRAITS

September 25-27, 2020

With a home course advantage and Steve Stricker, a Wisconsin native son captain, the U.S.A team is primed to take the Ryder Cup back.  The setting for the 43rd Ryder Cup is the Whistling Straits Course in Kohler, Wisconsin, a remarkable Pete and Alice Dye design nestled along a two-mile stretch of picturesque Lake Michigan coastline.  A passionate and patriotic crowd dressed in their finest Red, White and Blue attire chanting "U.S. A., U.S.A., U.S.A." will energize our team and elevate our chances of winning.  Join us in Wisconsin and let's get the Ryder Cup back on American soil.