As the Ryder Cup approaches, both security measures and local economic impacts are taking center stage. Following the assassination of activist Charlie Kirk, police have heightened security protocols for the tournament, especially with the anticipated visit of former President Donald Trump. The New York State Police are preparing for potential threats and have implemented extensive road closures and parking regulations in Farmingdale. Local businesses are bracing for an influx of visitors, with some homeowners charging exorbitant rates for accommodations. Medical teams are mobilizing to provide on-course treatment, and heightened spectator security procedures are in effect. Communities in Long Island appear ready to capitalize on the significant tourism boost, despite the looming concerns regarding safety.