Jon Rahm has delivered a clear verdict: Adare Manor is in "immaculate condition" and "perfect" for the 2027 Ryder Cup. The Spanish superstar was part of the European scouting crew that checked out the grounds in County Limerick on Monday – a year before the main event kicks off. Rahm, who spoke ahead of the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth, was clearly highly impressed.
He even mentioned that the turf might have been switched from "European rye" to "American rye," and praised Ireland's favorable weather, which contributed to the greens' pristine condition. When Rahm gives such a straightforward thumbs-up, we know something big is brewing.
Jon Rahm on Team Europe's practice trip to @TheAdareManor 🗣️🇪🇺 "Any time I'm asked to go to Adare Manor, I'm going to go happily and willingly. It's one of the best hotel golf course experiences there is in the world. It was a lot of fun. Obviously some Ryder Cup members, some
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Feedback on the course was unequivocal: the layout presented as firm and could theoretically be set to almost any desired speed. Of course, they won't overdo it, so fans can still enjoy themselves in 2027, but the potential for a true Ryder Cup setup is definitely there. This early reconnaissance shows that preparations for the 2027 golf spectacle are already exceptionally strong.
Rookie Training for Team Spirit
The tour was not just a check of turf quality, but also a clever strategic move for the team. Players with less Ryder Cup experience could get a taste of what the atmosphere and pressure might feel like. Such insights are invaluable, as they help forge team spirit long before the first balls are struck in Ireland. Rahm's enthusiasm proves: Adare Manor is more than just another course – it will be a stage for golf history.
