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Ryder Cup Returns to Spain in 2031, Camiral in Costa Brava Confirmed as Host Venue

The prestigious Ryder Cup is headed back to Spain in 2031, with Club de Golf Camiral on the Costa Brava near Barcelona selected as the host venue. This announcement marks the first time Spain will welcome the biennial team golf competition since 1997.

A Return to Spanish Soil

Having last hosted the Ryder Cup in 1997 at Valderrama Golf Club, this much-anticipated 2031 edition underscores Spain’s esteemed status in the world of golf. Camiral’s impeccable course design and stunning Mediterranean coastal landscape are expected to provide unforgettable spectator and player experiences.

Why Camiral?

Club de Golf Camiral was chosen for its championship‑grade courses, resort-style amenities, and strong regional infrastructure. The venue's proximity to Barcelona and coastal resorts ensures easy access for thousands of international fans, plus world-class lodging and travel convenience.

Anticipated Fan Experience

The event promises to bring Ryder Cup-level excitement to the Costa Brava, enhancing local tourism. Spectators can expect electrifying team matchplay competition, player interaction opportunities, hospitality zones, and fan zones set against Catalonia's cultural backdrop.

Boost to Local Golf and Tourism

Hosting the Ryder Cup at Camiral is expected to accelerate golf development in the region, inspiring local participation and investment in sports infrastructure. Additionally, the tournament is projected to boost the Costa Brava’s profile as a premier sports tourism destination.

Looking Ahead

With six years to prepare, organizers and local authorities will now begin the detailed planning phase, including course adaptations, infrastructure upgrades, accommodation coordination, and event logistics - to ensure the 2031 Ryder Cup delivers a world-class experience.

Sources: Ryders Cup, New York Times, SportsPro