America’s PGA is still a week away from the reception of First Ryder Cup in Bethpage HistoryBut both sides are already registered for more.
On Wednesday morning, New York Governor Kathy Hochul and America’s PGA announced that the New York state would host two additional PGA championships in the 2030s, in 2033 at Bethpage Black and in 2035 at OAK Hill. The decision again brings the PGA Championship to Bethpage for the second time in the latest history, continuing a relationship between the governing body and the most famous New York Municipal Golf course. As part of the agreement, Bethpage will also host the 2028 KPMG Women’s PGA Championship.
“The black course tested the strongest field in Golf in 2019, offering a memorable PGA championship and promises to do so again in 2033,” said Don Rea, PGA of PGA President of America in a notice. “These three championships will add to the widespread history of our association in the state of New York, and we can’t wait to see the best players in the world competing in Long Island and Rochester.”
The news calms some whispers in the country for the future of Beethpage Black as a big championship country, which did not have another large -time golf event after next week’s Ryder Cup. Bethpage’s black course, a design of the AW Tillinghast Depression Age with a shocked story as a brutal championship with public access, has won the Plaudits by Golf Diehards as a great host, but existed somewhere in the field between “US Open Test” and “PGA Championship Moinstay”.
The course has been waiting for a PGA championship and two opened two SH.BA since the end of the century, and next week will host its first Ryder cup. These tournaments are generally praised as success, with Bethpage’s municipal roots by setting the scene for crowded crowds New Yorkers enraged and its proximity to the city that opens the control books for the great corporate hospitality and sponsorship constructions.
The black course presents several layers of appeal to a steering body like the PGA of America. For one thing, PGA generates larger income from tours held in large metropolitan areas, where it can attract more significant hospitality opportunities. For another, Bethpage’s roots as the so-called “People’s Club” there is no lack of ticket demand between New York Faithful-as proven by the American PGA of America Highly criticized decision to load a $ 750 Pricing the entry for the Ryder Cup.
America’s PGA decision brings a big championship to four New York countries in the next decade, with Oak Hill and Bethpage serving in addition to the US Open Foot hosts and Shinnecock Hills.
For Bethpage, the decision adds fuel to two years of excitement leading to next week’s Ryder Cup, where the “People’s Club” will count once again the best in the world among its guests.
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