Club Car unveils team buggies at 2027 Ryder Cup countdown event

Official supplier of buggies for Ryder Cup teams takes part in Year to Go celebrations for the 2027 matches at Adare Manor.

US Ryder Cup Captain Jim Furyk and European Captain Luke Donald with their respective team buggies during last week's Year to Go celebrations at Adare Manor in Ireland (Photo by Richard Heathcote/Getty Images)
US Ryder Cup Captain Jim Furyk and European Captain Luke Donald with their respective team buggies during last week's Year to Go celebrations at Adare Manor in Ireland (Photo by Richard Heathcote/Getty Images)

As Ryder Cup Worldwide Supplier Club Car prepares to mark 30 years of involvement with the event, the iconic captains’ cars were on display as part of the Year to Go celebrations at Adare Manor, Ireland.

European Captain Luke Donald and US Captain Jim Furyk posed with the trophy on the blue and red buggies that will transport them and their vice-captains around the course next year. 

Marco Natale, Club Car Vice President EMEA, who was at the celebrations with Liam Ross, Managing Director of The Buggyman Ltd, Club Car’s distributor in Ireland, said: “We are incredibly proud not only of our long history with the Ryder Cup but with how we have become a vital part of the event’s operation. Adare Manor is going to be a fantastic venue in 2027, and we’re excited to help bring this incredible event to life.”

Club Car’s long association with the Ryder Cup began in 1997 at Valderrama, Spain, and it has provided fleets at every edition since. As well as the signature team cars, Club Car supplies around 600 vehicles which are crucial to the set-up and delivery of the event.

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