2027 Ireland Golf Tour
6 - 20 September 2027
Where do you want to be next September when Ireland hosts one of the biggest golfing parties of 2027?
The 46th Ryder Cup will take place September 17–19, 2027 (with opening festivities beginning September 13) at the Golf Course at Adare Manor in County Limerick, Ireland.
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Location: Adare Manor Golf Club, County Limerick, Ireland
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Significance: It marks the first time the Ryder Cup is played in Ireland since 2006 (at The K Club) and only the second time overall in Irish history.
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The Course: Redesigned extensively by Tom Fazio following the estate's acquisition and renovation by JP McManus, featuring modern tournament conditioning and a parkland layout along the River Maigue.
2027 Ireland Tour Highlights
Carton House is a magnificent historic country estate set within 1,100 acres of beautiful parkland, just outside Dublin. The property combines luxury accommodation, fine dining and outstanding golf facilities, making it an excellent base for a golfing stay. With two championship courses, the estate offers a wonderful mix of Irish heritage, relaxed country living and world-class golf, while remaining conveniently located for exploring Dublin and the surrounding countryside.
One of Ireland's most prestigious golfing destinations, The K Club's Palmer North Course is famous for hosting the 2006 Ryder Cup. Designed by Arnold Palmer, this championship parkland course is beautifully laid out along the River Liffey, with mature trees, water hazards and strategically challenging holes. The course provides an exciting and memorable golfing experience, particularly for those who appreciate tournament history and a beautifully maintained championship layout.
Carton House - O'Meara: Designed by two-time major champion Mark O'Meara, this classic parkland course winds through the mature woodlands and picturesque grounds of Carton House. The River Rye plays an important part in the course design, particularly across the memorable 14th, 15th and 16th holes, creating a challenging and scenic stretch of golf. With tree-lined fairways, beautiful water features and an excellent variety of holes, the O'Meara Course offers a very different experience from the resort's Montgomerie Course.
Located just north of Dublin, The Island is one of Ireland's most impressive traditional links courses. Surrounded by dramatic sand dunes and coastal scenery, the course offers a genuine seaside golfing experience with rolling fairways, natural contours and challenging greens. Exposed to the elements, wind direction can significantly influence play, making course management and shot selection essential. Its spectacular setting and authentic links character make it a real highlight for visiting golfers.
Ballybunion is widely regarded as one of the world's great links golfing destinations and is a must-play for any serious golf enthusiast visiting Ireland. Situated on the spectacular Atlantic coastline of County Kerry, the famous Old Course winds through enormous sand dunes, offering breathtaking ocean views and a wonderfully challenging layout. Natural terrain, rolling fairways and ever-changing coastal winds make every round unique. A traditional links experience with plenty of history, Ballybunion is likely to be one of the standout golfing memories of the trip.
Situated on the spectacular Dingle Peninsula along Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way, Dingle Golf Links (Ceann Sibéal) is one of the country's most scenic and memorable golfing experiences. The 18-hole links course is surrounded by rugged coastal landscapes, dramatic cliffs and sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean and Mount Brandon. Its natural terrain, challenging holes and exposed coastal setting provide a wonderful test of links golf. The remote location adds to its charm, making the journey part of the overall experience.
