In a move underscoring the growing convergence of sport, safety, and smart infrastructure, Motorola Solutions (NYSE: MSI) has been announced as the Official Safety Technology Supplier for the 2025 and 2027 Ryder Cup, one of golf’s most iconic global events.
Global Prestige Meets Safety Innovation
The biennial clash between the United States and Europe — widely regarded as one of the most watched and attended events in sport — will be hosted at Bethpage Black (New York, 2025) and Adare Manor (Limerick, Ireland, 2027). Combined, the two editions are expected to attract more than 250,000 attendees from over 100 countries, placing immense pressure on operational and security systems to perform at elite levels.
A Cutting-Edge Safety Ecosystem
Motorola Solutions will bring a multi-layered safety tech framework to both events, including:
- AI-powered video surveillance for real-time monitoring.
- Mission-critical two-way radios to enable fast communication between event staff, security teams, and public safety agencies.
- Specialized, encrypted communication devices for both Team USA and Team Europe, allowing strategic in-play dialogue between captains and players.
In partnership with the PGA of America, Ryder Cup Europe, and local public safety authorities, Motorola’s integrated solutions aim to ensure that attention stays squarely on the drama of the course — not on off-course security concerns.
“The Ryder Cup is one of the world’s most watched and attended events, so the need to protect and connect everyone in attendance — from workers to spectators and teams alike — is critical,”
— Jack Molloy, EVP & COO, Motorola Solutions
A Growing Footprint in Sports Safety
This Ryder Cup partnership is part of Motorola Solutions’ broader investment into the sports and entertainment sector. The company currently supports 100+ major global venues with critical safety infrastructure — ranging from arenas and stadiums to concert venues and mega-events.
“We’re leveraging Motorola’s cutting-edge technology to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone involved,”
— David Charles, PGA of America
“This partnership ensures the story remains focused on the teams — and not distractions,”
— Richard Atkinson, Ryder Cup Europe
