Adare Manor

Robert Trent Jones Sr. Historical Course

The Adare Manor course used for the 2007 and 2008 Irish Opens was Robert Trent Jones Senior’s 1995 design.

18 holes · Par 72 · 1995
At a glance
The Adare Manor course used for the 2007 and 2008 Irish Opens was Robert Trent Jones Senior’s 1995 design. It cannot be treated as a former name for the present course because Tom Fazio’s 2016-17 project rebuilt tees, greens, bunkers, drainage and playing surfaces from the ground up.
History
The original course opened in 1995 beside the River Maigue. It developed into a major Irish resort venue and hosted consecutive Irish Opens. During the estate’s redevelopment, Fazio retained the broad hole sequence but transformed virtually every playing component.
Architecture
Jones created a broad parkland resort course framed by mature trees, water and views of the manor. Fazio’s successor is architecturally distinct: every green and tee was rebuilt, all bunkers replaced, and the sub-surface systems and tournament infrastructure comprehensively renewed.
Club experience
This record is a non-bookable historical version. All present-day reservations and services belong on the current Tom Fazio course profile.
Competitions & records
Irish Open — 2007, 2008 2007 Pádraig Harrington vainqueur après playoff; 2008 Richard Finch vainqueur, chute dans la Maigue au 18.
Practical information
Address
Adare Manor, Adare, County Limerick V94 W8WR, Ireland, V94 W8WR Adare
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