Future Venues

The following dates and venues have been announced for future Walker Cup matches: –

6-7 September 2025 (50th)
Cypress Point Club, Pebble Beach, California, USA

The USGA announced on 15th December 2016 that Cypress Point Club in California had agreed to host the 2025 match.

2025 will be the second occasion that the match has been played here with the first occurring in 1981.

Cypress Point was designed by Alister MacKenzie in partnership with Robert Hunter and opened for play in 1929. Located alongside the Pacific Ocean it is one of the most picturesque and photographed golf courses in the world.

In February 2020 Golf Digest posted this hole-by-hole drone footage of the famous course.

On 21st March 2022 The R&A and USGA announced that the Walker Cup match would move to even years from 2026 to avoid future conflicts with the World Amateur Team Championships, which will be played in odd years beginning in 2023.

5-6 September 2026 (51st)
Lahinch Golf Club, County Clare, Ireland

On 10th July 2023 The R&A announced that Lahinch, located on the west coast of Ireland, would host the 51st Walker Cup match. The course was originally laid out by Old Tom Morris before Dr. Alistair Mackenzie re-designed it solely in the sandhills in 1926/27. Martin Hawtree has overseen a sympathetic restoration in recent years.

Lahinch is the long standing home of the South of Ireland Amateur Championship which has been played annually since 1895. It hosted the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open in 2019, an event won by Spain’s John Rahm.

9-10 September 2028 (52nd)
Bandon Dunes Golf Resort, Bandon, Oregon, USA

On 20th July 2021 the USGA announced an important partnership with the Bandon Dunes Golf Resort which will see 13 championships / international matches staged at the Oregon venue between 2022 and 2045. The agreement included the Walker Cup in 2029 (subsequently brought forward to 2028) and the Curtis Cup in 2038.September 2030 (53rd)
Prince’s Golf Club, Kent, England

The R&A announced on 8th May 2025 that Prince’s will host the 53rd Walker Cup match.

It will be the first time the Club has staged the match and is reward for the significant investment made to the clubhouse and 27 holes in recent years. The Shores and Dunes nines make up the championship course.

Prince’s famously staged The Open in 1932 won by Gene Sarazen and has more recently hosted Final Qualifying for The Open between 2018 and 2022. It also hosted The Women’s Amateur Championship in 2023.

September 2032 (54th)
Oakmont Country Club, Oakmont, Pennsylvania, USA

On 11th August 2021, during the U.S. Amateur Championship, the USGA announced a new partnership with Merion G.C. and Oakmont C.C. for the staging of future championships and international matches in Pennsylvannia. It was confirmed that Oakmont would stage the 2033 Walker Cup match which was then brought forward to 2032.

September 2034 (55th)
To Be Announced by The R&A

September 2036 (56th)
Chicago Golf Club, Wheaton, Illinois, USA

The USGA announced on 22nd November 2022 that the 2036 Walker Cup match would be played at Chicago G.C. in Wheaton, Illinois. It will be preceded by the 2033 U.S. Women’s Open.

Established in 1892 and one of the five founding member clubs of the USGA Chicago G.C. has previously hosted 12 USGA championships.

The Walker Cup has previously been played there twice. USA won both matches –  11-1 in 1928 and 12½-11½ in 2005.

September 2038 (56th)
To Be Announced by The R&A

September 2040 (57th)
To Be Announced by USGA

September 2042 (56th)
To Be Announced by The R&A

September 2044 (56th)
Pine Valley Golf Club, Pine Hill, New Jersey, USA

The USGA announced on 3rd March 2025 that the 2044 Walker Cup will be held at Pine Valley G.C. in Pine Hill, New Jersey.

Prior to this Pine Valley will be the venue for the 2034 Curtis Cup match.

The Walker Cup has previously been played there twice. USA won both matches – 9-0 in 1936 and 13-11 in 1985. ME.

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