Adare Manor Hotel & Golf Resort

Set on a 900-acre estate in County Limerick, Adare Manor has become one of Europe's most celebrated golf destinations since Tom Fazio's dramatic redesign transformed the course into a modern championship test. The resort itself underwent an equally ambitious refurbishment, creating a luxury experience that earned it the Number 1 European Resort title from Conde Nast Traveler in 2019 and Number 5 worldwide. When The Oak Room Restaurant added a Michelin star to the resort's credentials, Adare Manor confirmed its place at the top table of European golf.

The selection of Adare Manor to host The 2027 Ryder Cup tells you most of what you need to know about the standard here. Put it this way, you do not get a Ryder Cup without getting the basics right, course, service and staying power all have to be top drawer. JP McManus's vision was to create one of the world's most sought-after golf experiences, and the result is a luxury golf resort that delivers. Located within easy reach of Shannon International Airport, the estate combines championship golf with a full range of leisure pursuits, making it ideal for groups who want more than just 18 holes.

Beyond the golf, you'll find facilities for equestrianism, angling, clay pigeon shooting and cycling across the estate. The leisure centre includes a swimming pool and fitness suite, while the Spa at Adare Manor offers a full menu of treatments if you need to recover from Fazio's parkland test.

Who is this for?
Golfers who want to experience a future Ryder Cup venue in its prime, combined with five-star luxury and Michelin-starred dining. Groups looking for a South West Ireland base that offers activities beyond golf will find plenty to keep everyone occupied.

Who is it best for?
Mid-to-low handicappers who appreciate modern championship design and want to test themselves on a course built to host the world's best. Also suits couples and mixed groups who value exceptional food, spa facilities and a genuine sense of occasion.

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Adare Manor Golf Course

The Golf Course at Adare Manor was originally designed by internationally recognised golf architect Robert Trent Jones Senior in 1995. For over 20 years it has been highly respected, deeply admired, and loved by golfers from around the world. When Adare Manor began its spectacular redevelopment project in 2016-2017, they decided that the golf course also deserved a comprehensive redesign.

Renowned American golf course architect Tom Fazio was invited to take on this impressive project, reimagining The Golf Course at Adare Manor quite literally from the ground up. Only The Ailsa Course at Turnberry has received the level of praise in recent times for a re-design. The course at Adare Manor has been totally re-imagined and enjoys a level of conditioning that is only found at the world's best golf courses.

With over 50 years of golf design experience, Tom Fazio is responsible for some of the most iconic and award-winning courses across the United States and internationally. He holds the record for the living designer with the most credits on Golf Digest's list of America's 100 Greatest Golf Courses and Golf week’s collection of America's Best, and won The Golf Digest poll for Best Modern Day Golf Course Architect so many times in a row that the contest was discontinued. He has now brought this prodigious expertise and talent across the Atlantic to Ireland to create a course destined to take its place as one of the finest in the world, right here at Adare Manor.

Tom Fazio has designed a golf course where each hole boasts distinct character and unique playability, creating a complete golf experience to satisfy all levels of golfer, whether they play from the forward or back tees. Fazio’s philosophy of highlighting the natural beauty and existing topography of a site and his genius for playable design shine through every step of the course, from the 1st hole to the 18th. While the order of the holes remains the same, everything else has been transformed. Each green and tee has been rebuilt and redesigned from scratch, with significant underground installations for drainage, new irrigation and watery delivery systems. Every bunker has been replaced with the latest Capillary Concrete liner drainage technology. All fairways and roughs are sand-capped for the driest playing conditions.

The Golf Course at Adare Manor is now one of just a handful of courses worldwide to have the patented Sub Air technology, also found at Augusta National, beneath every putting surface, providing constant air movement for aeration and to moderate the temperature in the root zone. There is no long rough, which means that there is now twice as much cut grass as before: equivalent to 79 hectares and every green has the advantage of Pure Distinction bent grass, providing the purest putting surfaces available. The result is one of the best courses in South West Ireland which remains eminently playable in all conditions, whatever the Irish weather may have in store.

With major golf events in mind, Fazio has overseen a robust infrastructure of roadways, hospitality arenas and access areas, also ensuring services for tournament power, media and telecommunications. Thanks to his efforts, the golf course at Adare Manor is looking forward to a long and illustrious future.

Course Information
Par	72
Designed by	Robert Trent Jones Snr, Tom Fazio
Opened for play	1955

Tees
Gold	7,509 yards	SSS 75.0
White	6,505 yards	SSS 72.0
Green	5,860 yards	SSS 69.0
Red	5,120 yards	SSS 70.0

Accommodation at Adare Manor Hotel & Golf Resort

The Manor House itself is a Gothic Revival masterpiece, all towers and turrets overlooking the River Maigue. Inside, 74 bedrooms, including 11 exclusive Clubhouse rooms, are fitted out to the highest standard. This is not boutique-hotel luxury, it is full five-star resort treatment, with the service levels to match.

Each room reflects the manor's heritage while delivering modern comfort. The Clubhouse rooms offer direct access to the golf facilities, perfect if you want to be first on the tee or prefer a quieter setting away from the main house. Standard Manor House rooms give you the full estate experience, with views over the grounds and interiors that balance period features with contemporary design.

Dining at Adare Manor is one of the best food experiences in golf. The Oak Room Restaurant holds a Michelin star and serves a menu that showcases Irish ingredients with serious technical skill. The wine list is a serious one and the sommelier team are excellent at pairing if you want to make a night of it. If you're celebrating a win on the course or marking a special trip, this is where you do it.

The Drawing Room offers a more relaxed setting for cocktails and lighter bites, with a bartender who knows how to mix a proper drink. The room itself, with its historical surroundings and open fires, is the kind of space where you'll want to linger over a nightcap while replaying the day's golf.

For groups, the resort works well because it caters to different speeds. Golfers can focus on the course and practice facilities, while non-golfers have access to the spa, pool, fitness centre and estate activities. The swimming pool and leisure facilities are well equipped without feeling like an afterthought, and the spa treatment menu is extensive enough to fill an afternoon if the weather turns.

Adare Manor suits golfers who want the full resort experience: championship golf, Michelin-starred food, spa and leisure facilities and accommodation that feels like an occasion. It is a step up in both price and standard from most Irish golf hotels, but if you're planning a milestone trip or want to play a future Ryder Cup venue while it is still accessible, this is the place to do it.