Bernardus Golf in the Netherlands prepares to host first-ever Dutch edition of the Solheim Cup
Ticket registration is now open for fans eager to attend the 2026 Solheim Cup, set to take place 7–13 September 2026 at Bernardus Golf in the Netherlands.
This marks the first time the prestigious women’s team event will be hosted in the country, and early access to discounted tickets will be available starting Thursday 29 August 2025—but only for those who register in advance at solheimcup2026.golf/signup by Wednesday 28 August.
General Sale Opens in September
The general ticket sale begins Monday 8 September 2025 at 2 p.m. CEST, exactly one year before the 20th edition of the tournament tees off. Organisers aim to deliver what they hope will be the most memorable European Solheim Cup to date, with a full range of ticketing options available, from general grounds passes to premium hospitality.
Among the standout spectator spots is the “Tap Inn at the 15th Green,” expected to be one of the liveliest areas on the course. Full ticket information can be found at www.solheimcup2026.golf/tickets.
Official Solheim Cup partners also offer travel packages that international fans can purchase.These are already on sale and listed at www.solheimcup2026.golf/touroperators.
A Destination Worth the Journey
The 2026 venue, Bernardus Golf in Cromvoirt, is located near Eindhoven and less than an hour by train from Amsterdam. Kyle Phillips designed Bernardus with a heathland layout, and its luxury off-course amenities position it to showcase the best of European golf. It has already hosted three editions of the KLM Dutch Open and has earned a reputation for both its playing conditions and hospitality.
Nearby Den Bosch will serve as the main transportation hub for the event, offering easy access via shuttle service. Known for its Gothic architecture, canal tours, and local treats like Bossche Bollen, the city adds cultural depth to the Solheim Cup experience.
Fans heading to the tournament will also be within reach of Amsterdam, one of Europe’s most vibrant and culturally rich capitals, making this Solheim Cup a compelling mix of sport and travel.
Europe last hosted the Solheim Cup in 2023, when the team retained the trophy in a thrilling 14-14 tie at Finca Cortesin in Spain while , Team USA claimed a 15½–12½ victory at the last match in Virginia. Now, attention turns to 2026, as the countdown begins to what promises to be a landmark edition of one of golf’s premier events.
To stay updated or to secure early ticket access, fans should register now at www.solheimcup2026.golf/signup.
