Adare Manor

About this course:

Adare Manor is a championship 18-hole parkland course designed by Tom Fazio and rebuilt in 2016–2017 to modern tournament standards. Set across a historic estate, the par-72 layout stretches to 7,509 yards from the championship tees and combines gently rolling terrain with mature tree-lined fairways and the winding River Maigue. The course offers a strong strategic test while remaining inviting to golfers of all levels, with memorable holes including the 9th at 633 yards, the scenic 15th, the dramatic 16th with Ireland’s second-longest green at 85 yards, and a finishing 18th framed by views of the Manor. Adare Manor has hosted the Irish Open and the J.P. McManus Pro-Am, and is also set to host the Ryder Cup 2027. Practice facilities include a driving range, short-game area, an A4 Pure Distinction putting green, and an indoor Trackman simulation room, with PGA-qualified coaching.