Year in Review: Ryder Cup Party, Naked Golf & Celebs on the Course

From wild Ryder Cup celebrations to nude golfing in France — here are the most entertaining golf stories of the year.

Beyond the major tournaments and global tours, the golf world never ceases to surprise. Whether it’s famous athletes showing their love for the game or unique courses offering one-of-a-kind experiences, 2025 brought us plenty of memorable moments. We’ve rounded up the best panorama stories of the year for you — in our annual review.

Ryder Cup: A Night to Remember

The European team’s Ryder Cup victory was a highlight of the year for many golf fans — and the players celebrated accordingly. Champagne showers, flags, and chants filled the night as Team Europe partied hard after their triumphant win.

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Naked Golf and Record Rounds

Golf etiquette usually involves proper attire — but not at La Jenny, a clothing-optional course on France’s Atlantic coast. As the world’s only officially recognized naturist golf course, it offers a liberating six-hole experience for both beginners and seasoned players.

Meanwhile, German pro Marcel Siem made headlines by tying the course record at Pebble Beach — despite playing hungover and sleep-deprived after a wild night. Siem claims to have set three course records while intoxicated, baffled by his own performance.

Stars and Iconic Courses

Football star Thomas Müller, now living in Canada, is enjoying a new array of golf courses near his new home. A passionate golfer, Müller often played with teammates in Munich and may now host them in North America for a round or two.

In the U.S., Pebble Beach Golf Links remains the most iconic public course — but at a steep price. With green fees at $675 and a mandatory two-night resort stay, many golfers can only dream of playing there.

NBA superstar Stephen Curry joined Bryson DeChambeau on YouTube for a \”Break 50\” challenge. Together, they achieved the feat for the first time on De