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CARDMEMBERS CAN GET CLOSER TO THEIR LOVE OF GOLF AT AMERICANEXPRESS.COM/GOLF Save on green fees and special offers at courses th around the country The 37 RyderCup Enjoy special offers on premium golf ALHALLA OLF LUB equipment. You can V G C AMEXeven back use Membership cover ad LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY Rewards® points Purchase tickets to premier events like the PGA Championship and Ryder Cup Lessons with a PGA Professional (bring a friend at no extra charge) All this and more. ALL IN ONE PLACE. Online at americanexpress.com/golf ARE YOU ACARDMEMBER?A CARDMEMBER?® American Express is an Offi cial Patron of The PGA of America. ©2008 American Express Company. Some Cards require enrollment in the Membership Rewards® program and payment of an annual program fee. Tickets are limited and are not available for all USGA and PGA championship 2008 SPECTATOR GUIDE events. Friend of a Cardmember lesson availability and format based upon individual PGA Professional discretion. Terms, conditions and restrictions apply. Visit americanexpress.com/golf for full details. MESSAGE FROM THE RYDER CUP CAPTAINS Since its inception in 1927, the Ryder Cup has embodied golf’s high ideals of sportsmanship, honesty and integrity. Throughout the years, players have represented their countries and the game of golf with pride and honor. While partisanship is natural, it is important to remember the Ryder Cup is intended to be a friendly competition between RBS cover ad the best golfers on two continents. The sportsmanship of the spectators plays a vital role in the continuing spirit and success of the Ryder Cup. In order to preserve this great tradition, there should be no excessive partisanship by the gallery. While all good shot making should be applauded, the prospective misfortunes of an opposing player should never be celebrated. Nor should comments of any kind be made while a player prepares to make his shot. On behalf of all the players, your cooperation in making the 37th Ryder Cup the most memorable in history is greatly appreciated. Enjoy the 2008 Ryder Cup! Nick Faldo, Captain Paul Azinger, Captain European Ryder Cup Team U.S. Ryder Cup Team THE 37TH RYDER CUP TABLE OF CONTENTS SCHEDULE OF EVENTS 4 FUTURE RYDER CUP SITES 28 ADMISSION POLICY SPECTATOR SERVICES Prohibited Items 6 ATM Machines 30 Commemorative Photographs 30 THE RYDER CUP First Aid Stations 30 History of the Ryder Cup 8 Information Stations 30 History of Valhalla Golf Club 9 Lost & Found 30 Biographies of the Captains 10 Lost Children 30 Team Selection 11 Methods of Payment 31 Format of the Ryder Cup 12 Public Internet 31 Ryder Cup Terminology 13 Restrooms 31 Viewing the Ryder Cup 15 Ryder Cup Journals 31 Telephones 32 SPECTATOR BEHAVIOR The PGA Learning Center 32 The Tradition of the Ryder Cup 17 presented by American Express Alcohol Policy 17 Viewing Suites 32 Smoking Policy 17 Will Call 32 PARKING & SHUTTLE INFORMATION Getting to the Ryder Cup 18 RYDER CUP STATISTICS 34 Gate Hours 18 CITY OF LOUISVILLE 37 Directions to Public Parking 19 Parking & Shuttles for the Physically Challenged 19 COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY 51 Viewing for the Physically Challenged 19 TELEPHONE NUMBERS & WEBSITES RYDER CUP TICKETS 20 Telephone Numbers 62 Websites 62 SPECTATOR INFORMATION Assumption of Risk 22 RYDER CUP SCORECARD Autograph Policy 22 Friday, September 19, 2008 64 Average Temperatures & Sunrise / Sunset 22 Saturday, September 20, 2008 65 Camera Policy 22 Sunday, September 21, 2008 66 Cancellation Policy 22 Entrance Gates 22 Official Ryder Cup Radios 23 Outdoor Video Boards 23 Ryder Cup Golf Shops 23 Suggestions for Spectators 24 Television Coverage 24 The Opening & Closing Ceremonies 25 The PGA of America Websites 25 Weather Warning Policy 26 WiseDVs 26 2 3 THE 37TH RYDER CUP SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Date Event Name Location Time Brief Description Saturday, 9/13/2008 Ryder Cup Valhalla 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. The Grand Opening of the Ryder Cup Golf Shop will be a first opportunity to Sunday, 9/14/2008 Merchandise Golf Club purchase Ryder Cup merchandise. General public is welcome. No credentials Pre-Sale required. Parking is in Lot B, off of Shelbyville Road. Players may practice at any hole Tuesday, 9/16/2008 Ryder Cup Valhalla 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Europe tees off on Hole 1 during these times and may or Practice Rounds Golf Club USA tees off on Hole 10 may not play all 18 holes. Players may practice at any hole Wednesday, 9/17/2008 Ryder Cup Valhalla 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. USA tees off on Hole 1 during these times and may or Practice Rounds Golf Club Europe tees off on Hole 10 may not play all 18 holes. Wednesday, 9/17/2008 Friendship Match Valhalla 3:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. This 9-hole exhibition match features all members of the United States and Golf Club European Junior Ryder Cup Teams. All six matches will begin on Hole 10. (10th Tee) Wednesday, 9/17/2008 Gala Dinner The 6:15 p.m. - 12:00 a.m. Dining, live entertainment and socializing with distinguished guests is all part of Kentucky this black tie gala experience. Separate credentials and invitations are required Center for admission. Players may practice at any hole Thursday, 9/18/2008 Ryder Cup Valhalla 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Europe tees off on Hole 1 during these times and may or Practice Rounds Golf Club USA tees off on Hole 10 may not play all 18 holes. (Practice Range) Thursday, 9/18/2008 Opening Valhalla 3:45 p.m. - 5:15 p.m. This ceremony marks the official start of the 37th Ryder Cup and will feature live Ceremony Golf Club music, anthems and player introductions. All patrons with a Thursday Ticket will gain access to this event. Friday, 9/19/2008 Ryder Cup Play Valhalla 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Morning Matches (Foursome) ~ Begin at 8:05 a.m. Golf Club Afternoon Matches (Four-Ball) ~ Begin at 1:00 p.m. Saturday, 9/20/2008 Ryder Cup Play Valhalla 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Morning Matches (Foursome) ~ Begin at 8:05 a.m. Golf Club Afternoon Matches (Four-Ball) ~ Begin at 1:00 p.m. Sunday, 9/21/2008 Ryder Cup Play Valhalla 12:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Single Matches ~ Begin at 12:03 p.m. Golf Club Sunday, 9/21/2008 Closing Valhalla 6:45 p.m. - 7:15 p.m. This 30-minute ceremony will mark the end of the 37th Ryder Cup and includes Ceremony Golf Club the Ryder Cup Trophy presentation to the winning team. All patrons with a (Practice Range) Sunday Ticket will gain access to this event. 4 5 ADMISSION POLICY There will be no daily re-admission to the grounds of the Ryder Cup. Once the ticket has been scanned, it will no longer provide admission to the Ryder Cup, except when the Weather Warning signs are posted. Tickets will be required for admission into the Ryder Cup. Please wear your ticket in plain view at all times as security personnel will not allow admission to the Ryder Cup for individuals without appropriate credentials. The PGA of America and Valhalla Golf Club are not responsible for lost or stolen tickets. PROHIBITED ITEMS The following items will not be permitted on the grounds of JOIN THE FUN AND Valhalla Golf Club: • All personal electronics, to include cellular telephones, PLAY GOLF AMERICA! BlackBerry equivalents, pagers, radios (Ryder Cup radios and WiseDVs permitted), televisions, hand-held games, MP3 players, etc. Discover just how much fun golf can • Food, beverages, coolers, bicycles, ladders, signs, banners and be for you, your family and friends. spiked golf shoes. One bottle of water with unopened seal is permitted per guest. Visit PlayGolfAmerica.com to fi nd a • Weapons will not be allowed, regardless of permit. PGA/LPGA Professional and discover • Oversized chairs with wide arm rests are not allowed. Spectators may bring small armless, portable/folding chairs to the ways to get more golf into your life. the Ryder Cup. • Dogs and other pets. • Cameras are allowed during practice rounds, Tuesday, September 16 through Thursday, September 18, 2008. Cameras are not permitted at Valhalla Golf Club Friday, September 19 through Sunday, September 21, 2008. • Large backpacks and luggage will not be allowed. All bags must be smaller than 12” x 12” x 12”. If a spectator brings any of the above items to the event, he/she will not be permitted access to the Ryder Cup. The Ryder Cup will not provide a storage space for these items. 6 7 HISTORY OF THE RYDER CUP HISTORY OF VALHALLA GOLF CLUB What is today one of the world’s most respected golf events, began For Dwight Gahm, a prominent Louisville business leader, the over 80 years ago when American professionals, attempting to dream of creating a traditional “golf-only” facility capable of hosting qualify for the 1926 British Open, formed a team to play their a world-class championship began in 1980. British counterparts in a simple exhibition match. British players In 1981, Gahm, along with his three sons, commissioned Jack trounced the Americans by a score of 13 ½ to 1 ½ points and, Nicklaus to determine the feasibility of a private golf facility in the in the process, so impressed Samuel Ryder, a wealthy British seed Louisville area. Gahm desired a high caliber facility that could host merchant, that he determined this should become an ongoing a major championship while providing the highest level of service. challenge.
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