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Ryder Cup

Shaping the future of sport, one shot at a time

Building and celebrating talent, fostering team spirit, and driving high performance are core values shared by both Capgemini and the Ryder Cup. As a proud Worldwide Partner, we continue to bring our innovation and expertise to one of the most prestigious events in global sport.

The 2025 Ryder Cup took place at the iconic Bethpage Black Course in Farmingdale, New York. During the event, Outcome IQ, AI powered by Capgemini, was showcased in action.

First deployed for the 2023 match in Rome, it was significantly upgraded with Capgemini’s proprietary agentic AI system, delivering dynamic, context-aware insights to enhance the fan experience across broadcast, digital and social channels. Watch Pascal Brier, Capgemini Chief Innovation Officer, and Michael Cole, Chief Technology Office, European Tour Group and Ryder Cup, share the story behind it with host Sarah Stirk.

Outcome IQ: How does it work?

This enhanced Gen AI platform is set to offer real-time match insights, transforming how fans can experience golf’s most iconic team competition. It was live across Ryder Cup platforms during the tournament and fans were able to follow insights via the Ryder Cup app, social media, live broadcasts and on-site screens. Read our press release and watch the explainer video below to find out how it works.

Deepak Juneja who led the project dives into the technical complexity behind Outcome IQ, explaining how it processes over 170 million match play scorecard combinations in real time to deliver tailored, Gen AI-powered insights across TV, mobile, and on-course interfaces – making golf data accessible and engaging for fans at every level.

Did you know…

… how many possible ways there are to fill out a match play scorecard? 170 million (169,688,089). Thanks to Outcome IQ for the answer!

Outcome IQ: the story behind making it happen

In this series of short videos, we discuss some key challenges that the team faced when developing Outcome IQ.

Where’s the line between innovation and distraction in sports? With AI, predictive models, and real-time data transforming the fan experience, the challenge is to enhance and not overwhelm viewers. How do you find that balance?

What’s more intimidating than an impending deadline? Delivering it live, with the eyes of millions of fans around the world watching. In this video, the debate focuses on how we delivered pioneering technology under pressure.

Many companies are grappling with data: not just its overwhelming volume, but also its quality. This kind of data challenge is inevitable when pursuing true innovation.

Sports and tech

Technology now plays a vital part in many aspects of sports – enhancing the viewing experience, encouraging fan engagement, assisting teams and players to increase performance, and more. And as technology itself advances, so does its potential for enriching the sports experience. In this annual report from the Capgemini Research Institute, we explore the topic of technology in sports in depth, with a look towards the future.

Revisiting Ryder Cup 2023 in Rome

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