FanDuel Ryder Cup Promo: Use 100% Boost to Double Your Winnings on USA or Europe to Lift the Trophy

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Golf’s best are set to team up at this year’s Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black Course in Farmingdale, New York. Team USA looks to win back the Ryder Cup away from Team Europe in one of sport’s premier events.

With a 100% Profit Boost, you can DOUBLE your winnings with FanDuel Sportsbooks whether you think Team USA or Team Europe will lift the trophy.

The stage is set — it’s time to pick your side, line up your wager, and take your best shot.

How to DOUBLE your winnings with a 100% Profit Boost Token on the USA or Europe “To Lift The Trophy” 

Sign up and bet $5 before one of golf’s biggest events tee off.

1. Sign up for FanDuel Sportsbook.

2. Click “Claim Now” on the home page to claim your Profit Boost Token.

3. After clicking “Claim Now” on the Promotion, you will be awarded one 100% Profit Boost Token.

4. Your Profit Boost Token may be used on either a USA OR Europe “To Lift The Trophy” wager for the 2025 Ryder Cup. 

5. Wager must be placed prior to 11:59 PM ET on Thursday, September 25th, 2025 in order to use the Profit Boost Token. 

6. There is a maximum wager associated with use of the Profit Boost Token. Log in for more details.

7. Payouts from Profit Boost Tokens include boosted winnings and the initial stake. Profit Boost Token expires at 12:00 AM ET on Friday, September 26th, 2025.

Don’t Forget

You can also win $300 when you bet $5 on the 45th Ryder Cup with FanDuel Sportsbook. With FanDuel, you can double your winnings with the 100% Profit Boost Token and win $300 at this year’s tournament. 

Odds to Lift the Trophy

Top Scorers Odds (10)

• Scottie Scheffler: +500
• Jon Rahm: +900
• Rory McIlroy: +900
• Bryson DeChambeau: +1000
• Russell Henley: +1100
• Xander Schauffele: +1100
• Patrick Cantlay: +1300
• Tommy Fleetwood: +1300
• Cameron Young: +1400
• Shane Lowry: +2000

Ryder Cup Format

The Ryder Cup is a team golf competition held every two years between the United States and Europe, and it has a unique format that mixes different styles of play. The event lasts three days, with the first two days featuring team matches and the final day focused on singles play. On Friday and Saturday, players compete in pairs in two different formats: foursomes, where two teammates take alternate shots with the same ball, and four-ball, where each golfer plays their own ball and the better score counts for the team. On Sunday, all 12 players from each side face off in head-to-head singles matches. Each match is worth one point, with half a point awarded if the match ends in a tie. With 28 points available overall, the first team to reach 14½ points wins the Cup, while the defending champion only needs 14 points to retain it.

Ryder Cup Winners by Edition

• 2023: Europe 16½, United States 11½
• 2021: United States 19, Europe 9
• 2018: Europe 17½, United States 10½
• 2016: United States 17, Europe 11
• 2014: Europe 16½, United States 11½
• 2012: Europe 14½, United States 13½
• 2010: Europe 14½, United States 13½
• 2008: United States 16½, Europe 11½
• 2006: Europe 18½, United States 9½
• 2004: Europe 18½, United States 9½
• 2002: Europe 15½, United States 12½
• 1999: United States 14½, Europe 13½
• 1997: Europe 14½, United States 13½
• 1995: Europe 14½, United States 13½
• 1993: United States 15, Europe 13
• 1991: United States 14½, Europe 13½
• 1989: Europe 14, United States 14
• 1987: Europe 15, United States 13
• 1985: Europe 16½, United States 11½
• 1983: United States 14½, Europe 13½
• 1981: United States 18½, Europe 9½
• 1979: United States 17, Europe 11
• 1977: United States 12½, Great Britain-Ireland 7½
• 1975: United States 21, Great Britain-Ireland 11
• 1973: United States 19, Great Britain-Ireland 13
• 1971: United States 18½, Great Britain 13½
• 1969: United States 16, Great Britain 16
• 1967: United States 23½, Great Britain 8½
• 1965: United States 19½, Great Britain 12½
• 1963: United States 23, Great Britain 9
• 1961: United States 14½, Great Britain 9½
• 1959: United States 8½, Great Britain 3½
• 1957: Great Britain 7½, United States 4½
• 1955: United States 8, Great Britain 4
• 1953: United States 6½, Great Britain 5½
• 1951: United States 9½, Great Britain 2½
• 1949: United States 7, Great Britain 5
• 1947: United States 11, Great Britain 1
• 1937: United States 8, Great Britain 4
• 1935: United States 9, Great Britain 3
• 1933: Great Britain 6½, United States 5½
• 1931: United States 9, Great Britain 3
• 1929: Great Britain 7, United States 5
• 1927: United States 9½, Great Britain 2½

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