- Location
- Adare, County Limerick, Ireland
- Opened
- 1995 (redesigned 2018)
- Designer
- Robert Trent Jones Sr. (1995), redesigned by Tom Fazio (2018)
- Events
- JP McManus Pro-Am; host of the 2027 Ryder Cup
- Rankings
- Top 5 in Ireland, top100golfcourses.com
Adare Manor's championship course sits on the grounds of a 19th-century neo-Gothic estate in County Limerick, and its 2018 rebuild has propelled it back to the front of the Irish golf conversation. Originally laid out by Robert Trent Jones Sr. in 1995, the course was completely reworked by Tom Fazio in 2018 — new greens, revised routing, and dramatically restyled bunkering, a project on the scale of a full redesign rather than a facelift. It is now the confirmed host of the 2027 Ryder Cup, the first to be held in Ireland since the K Club in 2006, and hosts the biennial JP McManus Pro-Am, a charity event that has drawn Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy, and Justin Thomas in recent editions. The routing weaves through mature parkland and a series of lakes to the meandering River Maigue, which frames the celebrated par-5 18th — where the lay-up-or-carry decision on the second shot is one of the most talked-about closing calls in Irish golf. Combined with the five-star resort at the Manor itself, Adare is a bucket-list stop on any premium Ireland itinerary.