How to Say “Ryder” in French

By Lois Ebony • Updated September 29, 2026

Ryder

Ryder is the French term for the name of the professional golf competition held between teams from the United States and Europe.

Did you know?

While English speakers say 'the Ryder Cup', French speakers frequently drop the word 'Cup' entirely, simply referring to the event as la Ryder.
While English speakers say 'the Ryder Cup', French speakers often place the word Ryder after the noun coupe, creating the phrase la Coupe Ryder.
French commentators may use the phrase le trophée Ryder instead of 'la Coupe', which shifts the gender from feminine to masculine.

Examples in context

Je regarde la Ryder Cup ce week-end.
I am watching the Ryder Cup this weekend.
L'Europe a gagné la Ryder Cup l'année dernière.
Europe won the Ryder Cup last year.

Example conversation

Two friends are discussing sports on the sofa.

Gabriel

Tu regardes la Ryder Cup avec moi ?
Are you watching the Ryder Cup with me?
Emma

Oui, j'adore le golf.
Yes, I love golf.
Gabriel

Emma, tu penses que l'Europe va gagner ?
Emma, do you think Europe is going to win?
Emma

C'est difficile à dire, Gabriel.
It is hard to say, Gabriel.

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Lois Ebony

Bonjour! I am Lois, a committed Francophile who loves to teach French in unique and interesting ways. Whenever I'm not crafting comprehensive French language guides, I am indulging in my hobbies that include baking chocolate brownies, enjoying good music, and playing occasional pranks! I am passionate about language and the ability it gives to connect and share stories with people. I believe that learning should never go out of style and hope to bring something new to the table with each post.

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