TWI’s Ryder Cup Archive Ready to Tee Off

The 35th Ryder Cup Oakland Hills Country Club 17th - 19th September 2004

2 Teams, One Trophy, A Million Memories

In less than 8 weeks the 35th Ryder Cup will tee off with Europe desperate to defend their title from The Belfry. First played in 1927 the Ryder Cup originally saw the best golfers in the USA compete against Great Britain and Ireland. In the first 50 years the Americans dominated the competition until 1979 when players from Continental Europe reinforced the Great Britain Ireland team to challenge the dominant Americans.

Played once every two years, this uniquely enticing matchplay format brings the 12 best players from either side of the Atlantic together to compete for the most prestigious team trophy in golf. For 3 days in September, witness some of the world’s greats battle it out for the coveted trophy - Woods v Garcia, Mickelson v Montgomerie, who will prove to be the next hero?

The Ryder Cup Archive dates back to 1967 with over 130 hours of coverage featuring some of the greatest players in the game including Jack Nicklaus, Tony Jacklin, Nick Faldo, Seve Ballesteros and Tiger Woods. The Archive also has available 45 edited 30 second vignettes of the Ryder Cup’s greatest moments.

Housed in state of the art facilities the Ryder Cup Archive has experienced researchers who are here to help provide the best shot lists to suit each individual request. The Ryder Cup Archive sales team are specially trained to help provide you with all rights, clearances and approvals. Our duplication facilities can suit all needs from Digi Beta Pal and Beta SP NTSC to Mini DV and DV Cam. Wherever you are in the world, we can supply you with the footage you require.

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Contact Details: The Ryder Cup Archive, McCormack House, Burlington Lane, London W4 2TH United Kingdom
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