It follows a 2016 edition there won 17-11 by the home side for the first United States victory at the biennial event since 2008.

Organisers announced the choice today in a video clip of the Minnesota-based Olympic gold medal winning men's curling team competing to golf commentary alongside a gleaming Ryder Cup trophy.

A crowd of 50,000 or more attended each day of the 2016 event, where a heated and partisan atmosphere led to confrontations between spectators and the European team.

Hazeltine club President Bob Fafinski described the choice as a "testament" to the Minnesota golf community today.

"That's the main reason it's coming back," he told the Star Tribune. 

"We're so excited here because it's historic. 

"It was an amazing event in 2016 and we're looking forward to doing the same thing in 2028."

The next edition of the Ryder Cup will take place at France's Le Golf National in September.

Whistling Straits in Wisconsin will play host in 2020, Marco Simone in Rome in 2022, and Bethpage Black in New York in 2024.

The Olympic Club in San Francisco was announced as the 2032 host last year.

European choices for 2026 and 2030 have not yet been made.

The Belfry in England remains the most popular Ryder Cup venue after playing host four times, but not since 2002.