Adare Manor is a five-star resort course, normally reserved for hotel guests, and playing it is not part of our Ryder Cup Packages. Instead, we can make recommendations for other nearby courses.
Adare Manor will host the 2027 Ryder Cup on its championship parkland course, set within an 842-acre estate of walled gardens, medieval ruins and the River Maigue on the edge of Adare village in County Limerick. Owned by Irish businessman JP McManus since 2015, the course was originally laid out by Robert Trent Jones Sr in 1995 and then comprehensively rebuilt by Tom Fazio in 2016–17, reopening in 2018 as one of the finest modern parkland courses in Europe.
The championship layout plays to a par of 72 and stretches to around 7,509 yards from the back tees, with multiple tees for every level. Beneath all eighteen greens sits a SubAir system, the same technology used at Augusta National, keeping the surfaces firm and fast whatever the Irish weather. Wide, tree-lined fairways, dramatic run-offs and immaculate greens make Adare a spectacular and demanding stage for match play.


