Europe stunned America with a thrilling Ryder Cup triumph at Bethpage Black, sealed by Shane Lowry. Now the spotlight turns to Ireland, where Adare Manor will host the centenary 2027 Ryder Cup in a celebration of golf and culture.
September 29, 2025, The golfing world is still catching its breath this morning after an electrifying Ryder Cup showdown at the iconic Bethpage Black course where Team Europe secured a sensational victory on American soil.
Irish stars Shane Lowry and Rory McIlroy played pivotal roles throughout the tournament, with Lowry delivering the decisive half-point that ensured Europe retained the coveted trophy in front of packed galleries at the New York venue.
All eyes now turn to Ireland, as the countdown begins for the 2027 Ryder Cup at Adare Manor, where the tournament will celebrate its 100th anniversary. This is a fantastic opportunity for Ireland to showcase its world-class golf and promote the island to millions of fans and visitors from around the globe.
Ireland is no stranger to hosting world-class golf tournaments, having recently staged the 153rd Open Championship at Royal Portrush in July to global acclaim. With over 400 courses, and one third of the world’s natural links courses – including the top tier Ballybunion, Lahinch, and Royal County Down – Ireland is firmly established as a premium golf tournament and leisure destination.
2026 will see the DP World Tour Amgen Irish Open at Trump International Golf Links in Doonbeg. The KPMG Women’s Irish Open will be at the K Club in County Kildare. Also, not forgetting the prestigious Walker Cup which will take place at Lahinch Golf Club.
Ireland’s Ryder Cup roots run strong, with legends like Padraig Harrington, former captain Paul McGinley, and unforgettable moments like Darren Clarke’s performance at the K Club in 2006 when Ireland last hosted the event.
The 2027 Ryder Cup will be more than just a golf tournament – it’s a chance to showcase Ireland’s rich championship pedigree, vibrant culture, breath-taking landscapes, and warm hospitality. From the Wild Atlantic Way to Ireland’s Ancient East, the island offers more than 18 holes of golf – think incredible dining, lively cities, unique experiences, and of course, the famous 19th hole where golfers can unwind and soak in the welcoming spirit of Ireland.
Siobhan McManamy, Tourism Ireland’s Director of Markets & Partnerships, said: “Ireland couldn’t be more proud to have the Ryder Cup coming to its shores in 2027. The stunning setting of one of our most beautiful manor house hotels, together with the passion of the fans, makes Adare Manor a truly superb venue to showcase our golf and Ireland”.
Ms McManamy continued: ‘Adare, County Limerick, is the gateway to the Wild Atlantic Way – a stunning 2,500-kilometre coastal route from Malin Head to Kinsale, offering visitors breath-taking scenery and rich culture. With direct flights from many US, UK, and European cities into Dublin and regional airports including Shannon, Cork, and Ireland West Airport, getting to Ireland and the Wild Atlantic Way has never been easier. We look forward to welcoming golf fans from around the world to the island of Ireland.’
For more information on Ryder Cup 2027, please visit our dedicated webpage, The 2027 Ryder Cup at Adare Manor | Ireland.com
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