The 2027 Ryder Cup

Adare Manor is sure to be an incredible Ryder Cup host and the crowd will be a huge part of that. It is very difficult to forget the scenes at K Club when a highly emotional Darren Clarke stepped up to the first tee following the loss of his wife. The crowd that week were incredible in providing the extra man and carrying Team Europe to Ryder Cup victory.

Ireland's golfing heritage is one of the most revered in world golf and looks to bring a unique spin to golf's most exciting team event. With recent major winners and superstar tour players, Ireland is loving golf right now. With all of this in mind, today we will look at Adare Manor and get excited about the Ryder Cup coming back to Ireland.

There are few places in the world that can put on a golf trip for friends the way Ireland can. If you have the chance to take in some major championship venues and a Ryder Cup while you are at it then that is even better! For many, Ireland is an even better golf holiday destination than the UK.

The 2027 Ryder Cup at Adare Manor will be a huge success, when the Irish put on a golf tournament, fans will come from across the globe.

It is great to have the Ryder Cup back in Ireland and a testament to one of the most famous nations in golf. There are few nations in Europe that deserve a home Ryder Cup more than Ireland.

Course

Adare Manor

Par

72

Yardage

7509

Designer

Robert Trent Jones, Tom Fazio

Opening year

1955

Adare Manor is a jewel within County Limerick in the South West of Ireland. Depending on the rest of your trip itinerary you can fly to many different airports thanks to it being well-connected. Both Cork and Dublin Airport are around a 2-hour drive away for those flying, whilst those opting for a ferry option from the UK can do so from Dublin and Rosslare.

Ireland is a country that is absolutely packed with world-class golf courses. Whether a weekend or a week, a golf trip in Ireland is one that will live long in the memory. There is also a huge amount of history and local culture you can enjoy as part of the trip. Ireland has a rich heritage and one that visitors return to year after year.

No golf trip to Ireland is complete without tasting its most famous export: Guinness. The 'black stuff' truly tastes better on home soil, so a visit to the St. James’s Gate Brewery is mandatory. Here, you can witness the brewing process and enjoy the freshest pint you’ll ever pour. While in Dublin, sports fans should also experience the history and scale of Croke Park, one of Europe’s largest stadiums.

If you decide to base yourself in Cork then your senses are in for a treat. Cork City is bursting with incredible places to eat, drink and explore. You will have a ball here while you enjoy some local food and craic. One of the most notable things about Ireland is the warm welcome that you will be afforded by locals.