ryder ⁢Cup Prelude: New York Secures Future PGA Events

Just a week before hosting its first Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black,‌ the PGA of ⁣America announced a notable expansion of its relationship with New york State. Governor‌ Kathy Hochul ⁢and the PGA jointly revealed that New​ York will host the PGA Championship in 2033 at Bethpage Black‌ and in⁣ 2035 at Oak Hill Country Club [Golf.com]. This​ commitment solidifies New York’s position as a premier destination for major golf tournaments.

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Bethpage Black: A Championship Venue ⁣Returns

The return ‌of the PGA Championship to Bethpage ‌Black ⁢in 2033 ‍marks the ⁣second time in recent history the course will host the event. The notoriously challenging Black Course previously hosted the championship in 2019, delivering⁢ a memorable tournament [Golf.com]. The course is known for its demanding layout and is a ​favourite among⁤ professional golfers.

As part of ‌the⁤ agreement, Bethpage will also ⁢host ⁤the 2028 KPMG Women’s PGA ​Championship, further showcasing the course’s versatility⁣ and⁢ commitment to growing the game for all.

Oak Hill Country Club: Another ‌New York Gem

Oak Hill ​Country Club, also located in New York, ⁤will host the PGA Championship in 2035. Oak Hill has a rich history of hosting major championships, including multiple U.S. opens and PGA Championships. The club’s challenging layout and dedicated membership make it an ideal venue for top-tier golf events.

Economic⁢ Impact and Tourism

Hosting major golf championships like the‍ PGA Championship and KPMG Women’s PGA Championship generates significant economic benefits for the ​host region. Increased tourism, hotel occupancy, and spending at ⁢local businesses contribute to the overall economic impact. The PGA ⁢of america estimates that major championships can generate tens of millions of dollars in economic​ activity.