Camiral, Spain’s No 1 golf resort, has been selected to host the 2031 Ryder Cup – one of the most prestigious and widely watched events in global sport.

Synonymous with drama, nerve and unforgettable theatre, the Ryder Cup demands a stage capable of matching its intensity. In 2031, that stage will be Camiral.

Set across a vast 550-hectare estate just outside Girona – Catalonia’s gastronomic capital – and within an hour of Barcelona, Camiral brings together landscape, architecture and championship-calibre golf.

At its heart are two world-class golf courses: the Stadium Course and the Tour Course. Since opening in 1999, the Stadium Course has consistently ranked among the top 10 in Continental Europe. It has hosted multiple editions of the Spanish Open and the DP World Tour Catalunya Championship, earning a reputation for strategic design and immaculate conditioning.

The Tour Course complements it intelligently – more forgiving in character, yet maintained to the same exacting standards, making it enjoyable for a broad range of players without compromising quality. Camiral is also home to Spain’s only PGA National Golf Academy, further underlining its credentials as a serious golfing destination.

At the centre of the resort sits the light-filled and luxurious Hotel Camiral, part of The Leading Hotels of the World collection. Contemporary in design and quietly assured in service, the five-star hotel offers refined accommodation alongside first-class facilities.

Beyond the fairways, guests will find a state-of-the-art Wellness Centre and an evolving wellbeing programme built around a holistic philosophy – restorative treatments, performance-focused therapies and long-term balance sit alongside five on-site dining venues celebrating Catalan produce and Mediterranean flavour.

Residential living forms another considered dimension of the estate. Low-density developments are positioned thoughtfully throughout the resort, offering high-end villas, apartments and plots. Modern architecture integrates with the surrounding landscape, prioritising space, privacy and environmental sensitivity.

Sustainability is embedded in Camiral’s long-term strategy. The resort works alongside expert biologists to guide ecological management and was the first European Tour Destination to receive GEO Certification. It has since earned the IAGTO Sustainability Award for Nature Protection, recognition in the Green 100 list by Golf World and the GEO Foundation for Sustainable Golf, and ‘International Environmental Golf Club of the Year’ at the 2025 Golf Environment Awards.

Camiral combines championship golf, progressive sustainability and elevated leisure in one cohesive destination – and in 2031, it will be ready for its defining moment.

For more information and to book a stay, head to camiral.com