Ryder Cup faces backlash over $750 ticket prices as fans propose camping solution

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The Ryder Cup is facing backlash over its $750 ticket prices for next year's event at Bethpage Black, significantly higher than previous tournaments. The PGA of America cites demand and the event's status as reasons for the increase. Critics argue that the high cost contradicts Bethpage's reputation as an accessible public course. They express concern that the pricing creates a divide between golf enthusiasts and those who can afford tickets. A proposed solution suggests creating an overnight camping option for fans, allowing access for a lower fee if they have played at Bethpage in the past year. This plan aims to honor the course's values while addressing ticketing issues.


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