EY secures presenting partnership for three Junior Ryder Cup events

EY has been named presenting partner of the Junior Ryder Cup under a multi-event sponsorship agreement covering the 2027, 2029 and 2031 tournaments. The partnership strengthens EY's presence in international sport through a long-term commercial collaboration centred on youth development and global competition.

According to EY, the agreement covers the 2027 Junior Ryder Cup in Ireland at Ballyneety Golf Course and Adare Manor in County Limerick, followed by the 2029 edition in the United States and the 2031 tournament in Spain. The sponsorship is a joint collaboration between EY Ireland, EY US and EY UK.

The Junior Ryder Cup brings together teams from Europe and the United States, featuring mixed squads of golfers aged 18 and under. According to EY, the sponsorship reflects the organisation's global commitment to supporting future generations while promoting inclusive excellence through sport.

EY US Managing Partner Dante D'Egidio said: “From a US perspective, this sponsorship highlights the importance of creating opportunities for young people to connect, compete and learn across borders. The Junior Ryder Cup brings together future leaders from Europe and the United States, building relationships and experiences that extend well beyond the course. We are proud to support a platform that not only develops talent but also fosters confidence, ambition and international perspective.”

EY UK & Ireland Regional Managing Partner Anna Anthony said: “We are incredibly proud to partner with the Junior Ryder Cup and support the opportunity it creates for brilliant young golfers from across Europe and the United States to compete, learn and develop. This partnership reflects the power of teamwork and shared ambition, values which are central to EY, and we are excited to play our part in supporting the next generation of golfing talent.”

Frank O'Keeffe, managing partner at EY Ireland, said: “Hosting the Junior Ryder Cup in Ireland in 2027 makes this partnership particularly special for us in EY Ireland. We see first-hand the impact that access to world-class opportunities can have on young people, and we are passionate about helping to create those pathways. Through this sponsorship, we are proud to support young athletes at a formative stage in their development, giving them the chance to compete at the highest level and experience the global stage here in Ireland and beyond.”