Greater Manchester Bids for Ryder Cup, Hulton Park Resort

0:00On March 17th, Greater Manchester is pushing hard to host the 2035 Ryder Cup, one of Golf's biggest events at a new 200. 40 million-pound resort called Holton Park in Bolton. The 508-acre site would stage the 50th edition of the USA vs. Europe showdown if the bid wins. Construction on the world-class course and facilities could kick off as early as December, with landowners peel fully committed alongside local leaders. They're backing it with up to 70 million pounds for better public transport, including more frequent trains and links to the MetroLink network. Mayor Andy Burnham and Topgoffer Tommy Fleetwood, who's from the Northwest and Rank 3rd in the world, are strong supporters. They see it sparking a 1.2 billion-pound economic boost through jobs, tourism, and spending in hotels and shops, plus lasting infrastructure, gains for locals. The bid ties into bigger plans, like 420 million pounds for homes, roads, and industry,

1:02including a 69.8 million. Pound link road near the site to ease traffic. Greater Manchester has deep golf routes too. Ryder Cup founder Samuel Ryder was born nearby and linked to the area. A decision from organizers could come by summer's end, with Holton Park up against spots like the Belfry. This here would deliver a public park legacy long after the crowds leave, putting the region on the global stage.