Samuel Ryder Trophy
The Samuel Ryder Trophy is a prestigious golf competition held every two years, featuring teams from Europe and the United States. It is named after Samuel Ryder, a British businessman and golf enthusiast who donated the trophy in 1927. The event is similar to the Ryder Cup, which is a well-known tournament in professional golf.
The tournament consists of various match-play formats, including singles and team matches. The competition fosters a spirit of camaraderie and rivalry, showcasing some of the best golfers from both continents. The Samuel Ryder Trophy has become a significant event in the golfing calendar, attracting fans and players alike.