The famous British American duell for bragging rights in golf. A biennial contest that goes back more than 50 years will be hosted on "British Soil" at

The Twenty Ten Course at The Celtic Manor Resort, Newport, South Wales. A venue specifically designed to stage The 2010 Ryder Cup.

Opened in July 2007, the course combines nine spectacular new holes designed by European Golf Design with nine holes from the original Robert Trent Jones Jnr-designed Wentwood Hills golf course which have been extensively remodeled. The new course measures 7493 yards from the back tees with a par of 71.

The brief was to create a golf course that could deal with the particular requirements of hosting a Ryder Cup in addition to challenging the world's greatest players in Tournament competition. Close coordination between European Golf Design and The European Tour Staging Department ensured that the design catered for all the elements needed to stage a major sports event including creating areas for tented villages, building dedicated platforms for hospitality units, incorporating space for all the media and television requirements, providing good spectator viewing points and ensuring practical and safe public access.

The famous British American duell for bragging rights in golf. A biennial contest that goes back more than 50 years will be hosted on "British Soil" at

The Twenty Ten Course at The Celtic Manor Resort, Newport, South Wales. A venue specifically designed to stage The 2010 Ryder Cup.

Opened in July 2007, the course combines nine spectacular new holes designed by European Golf Design with nine holes from the original Robert Trent Jones Jnr-designed Wentwood Hills golf course which have been extensively remodeled. The new course measures 7493 yards from the back tees with a par of 71.

The brief was to create a golf course that could deal with the particular requirements of hosting a Ryder Cup in addition to challenging the world's greatest players in Tournament competition. Close coordination between European Golf Design and The European Tour Staging Department ensured that the design catered for all the elements needed to stage a major sports event including creating areas for tented villages, building dedicated platforms for hospitality units, incorporating space for all the media and television requirements, providing good spectator viewing points and ensuring practical and safe public access.