2026 Ryder Cup at Adare Manor, Ireland

[NoodleSalad]

> @LICC said:

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> > > > > > > > > > > > > > Another dreadful course for the Ryder Cup in Europe. Slow clap for the Euro Tour.

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> > > > > > > > > > > > > Not overly familiar with Adare Manor but Le Golf National is not a dreadful course, for the most part Team USA played it dreadfully though.

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> > > > > > > > > > > > Le Golf National = Le Sawgrass. That's all it is. Funny how all of the talk about links being "proper golf" suddenly goes out the window and now it's more childish spiking of the football.

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> > > > > > > > > > > On what basis do you believe that Adare Manor is “dreadful” I’m curious...

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> > > > > > > > > > The whole premise of Adare Manor is real estate sales and spa bookings. It's a glorified time-share resort. No different than Gleneagles or Celtic Manor or Glengarry Glen Ross.

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> > > > > > > > > > Sad that this is the state of the European Tour. It's run by Shelly Levene.

> > > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > > So because they are looking to sell property and have people come along to the spa it must mean that is a dreadful course. That’s a fantastically ignorant sweeping generalisation and assumption to make.

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> > > > > > > > LOL, it's not even in Golf Digest's top 100 for Ireland

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> > > > > > > I mean, that means very little. Golf Digest probably lists the courses that pay them to list them. Same with giving out "gold medals" for equipment.

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> > > > > > Yes I'm sure GD takes envelopes of cash from Ballybunion to put them near the top lol.

> > > > >

> > > > > Sorry i have to ask but have you actually played the course?

> > > > > Think i'll take John Rahm's view over yours for now as he has actually spent some time there before The Open and said it was amazing

> > > >

> > > > LOL, the level of naivete here is really something. This whole thing was brokered by Irish tax exile JP McManus who somehow got the Irish government to pony up $50M. The irony of that is staggering. Rahm is playing in JP's tourney next year at Adare. He's probably getting a nice check just to appear. And it's Jon Rahm, not John.

> > >

> > > Well shoot me all to ****, Jon it is

> > >

> > > I'm guessing you haven't actually played the course then, or even been to the place

> >

> > So I have to play the course to know it's overpriced resort rubbish designed to appeal to slime like JP McManus? I'm glad you now know it's Jon Rahm.

>

> How can you know if a course is overpriced or rubbish or not if you have never seen it?

 

LOL I already pointed out it's not even in Golf Digest's top 100. I've played enough golf to know that kind of course when I see it. It's a Tom Fazio. I've played plenty of Tom Fazio designs.

[LICC]

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> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Another dreadful course for the Ryder Cup in Europe. Slow clap for the Euro Tour.

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> > > > > > > > > > > > > > Not overly familiar with Adare Manor but Le Golf National is not a dreadful course, for the most part Team USA played it dreadfully though.

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> > > > > > > > > > > > > Le Golf National = Le Sawgrass. That's all it is. Funny how all of the talk about links being "proper golf" suddenly goes out the window and now it's more childish spiking of the football.

> > > > > > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > > > > > On what basis do you believe that Adare Manor is “dreadful” I’m curious...

> > > > > > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > > > > The whole premise of Adare Manor is real estate sales and spa bookings. It's a glorified time-share resort. No different than Gleneagles or Celtic Manor or Glengarry Glen Ross.

> > > > > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > > > > Sad that this is the state of the European Tour. It's run by Shelly Levene.

> > > > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > > > So because they are looking to sell property and have people come along to the spa it must mean that is a dreadful course. That’s a fantastically ignorant sweeping generalisation and assumption to make.

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> > > > > > > > > LOL, it's not even in Golf Digest's top 100 for Ireland

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> > > > > > > > I mean, that means very little. Golf Digest probably lists the courses that pay them to list them. Same with giving out "gold medals" for equipment.

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> > > > > > > Yes I'm sure GD takes envelopes of cash from Ballybunion to put them near the top lol.

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> > > > > > Sorry i have to ask but have you actually played the course?

> > > > > > Think i'll take John Rahm's view over yours for now as he has actually spent some time there before The Open and said it was amazing

> > > > >

> > > > > LOL, the level of naivete here is really something. This whole thing was brokered by Irish tax exile JP McManus who somehow got the Irish government to pony up $50M. The irony of that is staggering. Rahm is playing in JP's tourney next year at Adare. He's probably getting a nice check just to appear. And it's Jon Rahm, not John.

> > > >

> > > > Well shoot me all to ****, Jon it is

> > > >

> > > > I'm guessing you haven't actually played the course then, or even been to the place

> > >

> > > So I have to play the course to know it's overpriced resort rubbish designed to appeal to slime like JP McManus? I'm glad you now know it's Jon Rahm.

> >

> > How can you know if a course is overpriced or rubbish or not if you have never seen it?

>

> LOL I already pointed out it's not even in Golf Digest's top 100. I've played enough golf to know that kind of course when I see it. It's a Tom Fazio. I've played plenty of Tom Fazio designs.

 

So you can evaluate a course you haven't seen because you have played other golf courses. Got it. And to you all Tom Fazio courses are rubbish. Ok then ...

[Dave230]

> @NoodleSalad said:

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> > > > > > > > > @NoodleSalad said:

> > > > > > > > > Another dreadful course for the Ryder Cup in Europe. Slow clap for the Euro Tour.

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> > > > > > > > Not overly familiar with Adare Manor but Le Golf National is not a dreadful course, for the most part Team USA played it dreadfully though.

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Le Golf National = Le Sawgrass. That's all it is. Funny how all of the talk about links being "proper golf" suddenly goes out the window and now it's more childish spiking of the football.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > On what basis do you believe that Adare Manor is “dreadful” I’m curious...

> > > > > >

> > > > > The whole premise of Adare Manor is real estate sales and spa bookings. It's a glorified time-share resort. No different than Gleneagles or Celtic Manor or Glengarry Glen Ross.

> > > > >

> > > > > Sad that this is the state of the European Tour. It's run by Shelly Levene.

> > > >

> > > > So because they are looking to sell property and have people come along to the spa it must mean that is a dreadful course. That’s a fantastically ignorant sweeping generalisation and assumption to make.

> > >

> > > LOL, it's not even in Golf Digest's top 100 for Ireland

> >

> > You're wrong, it was out of the list because it was under renovations. Came back in the top 10.

> > The idea it's not in the top 100 in Ireland is ludicrous, in fact no serious list would have it out of top 20.

>

> Got a link? And don't show me the link about "best golf RESORTS" because that's an entirely different breed of cat.

 

I can't find a link but I can confirm it was in the top 10, the Irish editor isn't the most digitally friendly (used to work there). Some actual rankings online though:

 

https://www.golf-monthly.co.uk/courses/top-100-courses/top-100-golf-courses-60876- 25th best course in UK and Ireland in Golf Monthly, which is higher than Lahinch and Walton Heath. The 6th best course in Ireland

https://irishgolfer.ie/top-100/2018/12/21/the-irish-golfer-magazine-top-100-irish-course-ranking-2019-d1/ - Irish Golfer 3rd best course in Ireland ahead of Royal County Down (edgy take that one, but still shows what people think)

 

The fact you haven't played it or evidently been there but are saying these things means that you're not worth engaging with anymore.

[Langlands]

Looks like a real dump, what were they thinking? ?

[Darth Putter]

I wonder if they'll play the Irish Open there once to get ideas on course setup, where to put the crowd and transportation.

[Darth Putter]

> @imakaveli said:

> > @OldTomMorris said:

> > > @"Darth Putter" said:

> > > Future schedule for the Ryder Cup

> > > 2020 Whistling Straits

> > > 2022 Marco Simone G&CC in Rome, Italy

> > > 2024 Bethpage (Black)

> > > 2026 Adare Manor in Ireland (keep going an hour west and you arrive at Ballybunion)

> > > 2028 Hazeltine

> > > 2030 TBD

> > > 2032 Olympic (there's a good choice if you have a team of bomb and gougers)

> > > 2034 TBD

> > > 2036 Congressional

> > >

> >

> > Germany were very keen for a while on bidding to get the Ryder Cup but 2030 and 2034 will be too late for Kaymer as a player.

>

> Imho Germany should have had Ryder Cup in 2022, still no idea why they gave it to Italy...

 

The Italians started outplaying the Germans at the right time.

 

2030 for Norway?

[NoodleSalad]

> @LICC said:

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> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Another dreadful course for the Ryder Cup in Europe. Slow clap for the Euro Tour.

> > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Not overly familiar with Adare Manor but Le Golf National is not a dreadful course, for the most part Team USA played it dreadfully though.

> > > > > > > > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > > > > > > > Le Golf National = Le Sawgrass. That's all it is. Funny how all of the talk about links being "proper golf" suddenly goes out the window and now it's more childish spiking of the football.

> > > > > > > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > > > > > > On what basis do you believe that Adare Manor is “dreadful” I’m curious...

> > > > > > > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > > > > > The whole premise of Adare Manor is real estate sales and spa bookings. It's a glorified time-share resort. No different than Gleneagles or Celtic Manor or Glengarry Glen Ross.

> > > > > > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > > > > > Sad that this is the state of the European Tour. It's run by Shelly Levene.

> > > > > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > > > > So because they are looking to sell property and have people come along to the spa it must mean that is a dreadful course. That’s a fantastically ignorant sweeping generalisation and assumption to make.

> > > > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > > > LOL, it's not even in Golf Digest's top 100 for Ireland

> > > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > > I mean, that means very little. Golf Digest probably lists the courses that pay them to list them. Same with giving out "gold medals" for equipment.

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > Yes I'm sure GD takes envelopes of cash from Ballybunion to put them near the top lol.

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Sorry i have to ask but have you actually played the course?

> > > > > > > Think i'll take John Rahm's view over yours for now as he has actually spent some time there before The Open and said it was amazing

> > > > > >

> > > > > > LOL, the level of naivete here is really something. This whole thing was brokered by Irish tax exile JP McManus who somehow got the Irish government to pony up $50M. The irony of that is staggering. Rahm is playing in JP's tourney next year at Adare. He's probably getting a nice check just to appear. And it's Jon Rahm, not John.

> > > > >

> > > > > Well shoot me all to ****, Jon it is

> > > > >

> > > > > I'm guessing you haven't actually played the course then, or even been to the place

> > > >

> > > > So I have to play the course to know it's overpriced resort rubbish designed to appeal to slime like JP McManus? I'm glad you now know it's Jon Rahm.

> > >

> > > How can you know if a course is overpriced or rubbish or not if you have never seen it?

> >

> > LOL I already pointed out it's not even in Golf Digest's top 100. I've played enough golf to know that kind of course when I see it. It's a Tom Fazio. I've played plenty of Tom Fazio designs.

>

> So you can evaluate a course you haven't seen because you have played other golf courses. Got it. And to you all Tom Fazio courses are rubbish. Ok then ...

 

Face it, if this course was in America, the Euro Tour's "amen corner" would be bashing it. This really puts into proper perspective all of their smug talk about links golf.

[duffer987]

The resort and the publications should have been more subtle in their backhanders IMHO.

Start Top 20 in Ireland and work their way up from there.

 

Ryder Cup is a massive commercial prize for the Eurotour and I don't begrudge them one bit for taking the event where the biggest wheel barrow of money is.

The course will be set up well, it will be an enjoyable competition to watch - and hopefully the Euros continue to hold serve at home - but I don't think there is anything wrong with lamenting the fact we don't get to see compelling match play from the best players in the world, on the classic links and heathland courses of the UK and Ireland.

 

The OTT worst ever/best ever is silly.

[Dave230]

> @duffer987 said:

> The resort and the publications should have been more subtle in their backhanders IMHO.

> Start Top 20 in Ireland and work their way up from there.

>

> Ryder Cup is a massive commercial prize for the Eurotour and I don't begrudge them one bit for taking the event where the biggest wheel barrow of money is.

> The course will be set up well, it will be an enjoyable competition to watch - and hopefully the Euros continue to hold serve at home - but I don't think there is anything wrong with lamenting the fact we don't get to see compelling match play from the best players in the world, on the classic links and heathland courses of the UK and Ireland.

>

> The OTT worst ever/best ever is silly.

 

I understand the cynicism but it really is a fine course it's not a backhander. Contrary to popular belief, a parkland course can actually be better than a links course in Ireland. First course in Europe to feature super-fine bentgrass, and has a SubAir aeration system, one of only three courses in UK and Ireland. Means it keeps firm in all conditions and some of the shots you have to play are Augusta-like. I don't think that's backhanders or overhyping, that's what the world-class pros have actually said about it. And was my impression - I haven't played all the great links of Ireland, but I thought it was better than some I have.

[duffer987]

> @Dave230 said:

> > @duffer987 said:

> > The resort and the publications should have been more subtle in their backhanders IMHO.

> > Start Top 20 in Ireland and work their way up from there.

> >

> > Ryder Cup is a massive commercial prize for the Eurotour and I don't begrudge them one bit for taking the event where the biggest wheel barrow of money is.

> > The course will be set up well, it will be an enjoyable competition to watch - and hopefully the Euros continue to hold serve at home - but I don't think there is anything wrong with lamenting the fact we don't get to see compelling match play from the best players in the world, on the classic links and heathland courses of the UK and Ireland.

> >

> > The OTT worst ever/best ever is silly.

>

> I understand the cynicism but it really is a fine course it's not a backhander. Contrary to popular belief, a parkland course can actually be better than a links course in Ireland. First course in Europe to feature super-fine bentgrass, and has a SubAir aeration system, one of only three courses in UK and Ireland. Means it keeps firm in all conditions and some of the shots you have to play are Augusta-like. I don't think that's backhanders or overhyping, that's what the world-class pros have actually said about it. And was my impression - I haven't played all the great links of Ireland, but I thought it was better than some I have.

 

I don't doubt it's a quality course and TBH arguing rankings is about as useful as arguing unicorns, but since you brought it up in the previous post as some evidence of quality, I simply don't buy what irishgolfer.ie is selling. They're basically saying it's a Top 50 in the world golf course... I am super hard pressed to believe that. I'd actually believe in unicorns first.

Obviously while having a good starting 11, Ireland doesn't have the greatest bench, so I definitely concur some inland Irish courses will be better than what's found along the coast and Adare may indeed be 'better' than somewhere like Tralee or Ardglass, but ahead of the historical "Top 5"? No, just no.

 

But wow at 450 EUR - that's just mental - so I don't think I'll quite be finding out myself anytime soon. But of course in the end as long as we get good matches - and NBC/Golf Channel doesn't make us North American viewers sick to death of the site of the manor itself - and a good result, that's the important stuff :-)

[tiderider]

> @Dave230 said:

> > @duffer987 said:

> > The resort and the publications should have been more subtle in their backhanders IMHO.

> > Start Top 20 in Ireland and work their way up from there.

> >

> > Ryder Cup is a massive commercial prize for the Eurotour and I don't begrudge them one bit for taking the event where the biggest wheel barrow of money is.

> > The course will be set up well, it will be an enjoyable competition to watch - and hopefully the Euros continue to hold serve at home - but I don't think there is anything wrong with lamenting the fact we don't get to see compelling match play from the best players in the world, on the classic links and heathland courses of the UK and Ireland.

> >

> > The OTT worst ever/best ever is silly.

>

> I understand the cynicism but it really is a fine course it's not a backhander. Contrary to popular belief, a parkland course can actually be better than a links course in Ireland. First course in Europe to feature super-fine bentgrass, and has a SubAir aeration system, one of only three courses in UK and Ireland. Means it keeps firm in all conditions and some of the shots you have to play are Augusta-like. I don't think that's backhanders or overhyping, that's what the world-class pros have actually said about it. And was my impression - I haven't played all the great links of Ireland, but I thought it was better than some I have.

 

has any rc been played on a course with subair? ... have to assume 'no' ... that's interesting ...

[cardoustie]

Funny how the Euro tour grabbed a USA styled track and we have the next US RC event at a linksy locale

[dalehead]

> @OldTomMorris said:

> Captain Graeme McDowell?

 

No love for Padraig Harrington? Twice Open Champion. Ryder Cupper. Irish captain at a RC played in the Republic.

 

[troublelove]

As he is the 2020 Captain, no.

[pmadden86]

G Mac should captain a RC played in US since he speaks American.

[scruffynick]

Good for Ireland, cracking course and has all the facilities for the Ryder cup.....can't believe some of the negative comments which to me comes across as down right arrogant, it's one of the finest courses around and the Ryder cup isn't going to be played on a rubbish dump is it!??

[Dave230]

> @duffer987 said:

> > @Dave230 said:

> > > @duffer987 said:

> > > The resort and the publications should have been more subtle in their backhanders IMHO.

> > > Start Top 20 in Ireland and work their way up from there.

> > >

> > > Ryder Cup is a massive commercial prize for the Eurotour and I don't begrudge them one bit for taking the event where the biggest wheel barrow of money is.

> > > The course will be set up well, it will be an enjoyable competition to watch - and hopefully the Euros continue to hold serve at home - but I don't think there is anything wrong with lamenting the fact we don't get to see compelling match play from the best players in the world, on the classic links and heathland courses of the UK and Ireland.

> > >

> > > The OTT worst ever/best ever is silly.

> >

> > I understand the cynicism but it really is a fine course it's not a backhander. Contrary to popular belief, a parkland course can actually be better than a links course in Ireland. First course in Europe to feature super-fine bentgrass, and has a SubAir aeration system, one of only three courses in UK and Ireland. Means it keeps firm in all conditions and some of the shots you have to play are Augusta-like. I don't think that's backhanders or overhyping, that's what the world-class pros have actually said about it. And was my impression - I haven't played all the great links of Ireland, but I thought it was better than some I have.

>

> I don't doubt it's a quality course and TBH arguing rankings is about as useful as arguing unicorns, but since you brought it up in the previous post as some evidence of quality, I simply don't buy what irishgolfer.ie is selling. They're basically saying it's a Top 50 in the world golf course... I am super hard pressed to believe that. I'd actually believe in unicorns first.

> Obviously while having a good starting 11, Ireland doesn't have the greatest bench, so I definitely concur some inland Irish courses will be better than what's found along the coast and Adare may indeed be 'better' than somewhere like Tralee or Ardglass, but ahead of the historical "Top 5"? No, just no.

>

> But wow at 450 EUR - that's just mental - so I don't think I'll quite be finding out myself anytime soon. But of course in the end as long as we get good matches - and NBC/Golf Channel doesn't make us North American viewers sick to death of the site of the manor itself - and a good result, that's the important stuff :-)

 

I would admit in terms of value for money, it is well down the list in terms of best value Irish courses. If you're a member of the Irish golfing union, you could play both Ballyliffin courses in Donegal, Rosapenna and stay the night somewhere for that price... Ballyliffin is now €80 for Irish people, but played it for €50 back before it was an Irish Open course, now that's value for money.

[imakaveli]

> @scruffynick said:

> Good for Ireland, cracking course and has all the facilities for the Ryder cup.....can't believe some of the negative comments which to me comes across as down right arrogant, it's one of the finest courses around and the Ryder cup isn't going to be played on a rubbish dump is it!??

 

Some people are here just to troll and complain ??

[imakaveli]

> @cardoustie said:

> Funny how the Euro tour grabbed a USA styled track and we have the next US RC event at a linksy locale

 

 

Not a US style track, this will have rough ?

[scruffynick]

> @imakaveli said:

> > @cardoustie said:

> > Funny how the Euro tour grabbed a USA styled track and we have the next US RC event at a linksy locale

>

>

> Not a US style track, this will have rough ?

Just remembered what Mickelson said about Paris.... Fairways too narrow and it has rough, well hit it straighter then! Why not use a 3 wood or something, found it a bit embarrassing for such a great player to complain about having rough

[Dave230]

Adare Manor actially doesn't have that much rough I'm afraid. They could grow it out but it would be like putting rough on Augusta would defeat the original design on a lot of holes.

[Darth Putter]

> @imakaveli said:

> > @cardoustie said:

> > Funny how the Euro tour grabbed a USA styled track and we have the next US RC event at a linksy locale

>

>

> Not a US style track, this will have rough ?

 

The Euros might play Olympic as a home match the year after the US hosts.

 

 

 

 

[imakaveli]

> @"Darth Putter" said:

> > @imakaveli said:

> > > @cardoustie said:

> > > Funny how the Euro tour grabbed a USA styled track and we have the next US RC event at a linksy locale

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> > Not a US style track, this will have rough ?

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> The Euros might play Olympic as a home match the year after the US hosts.

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Ryder Cup on US soil in those conditions would be interesting at least!

[Darth Putter]

> @imakaveli said:

> > @"Darth Putter" said:

> > > @imakaveli said:

> > > > @cardoustie said:

> > > > Funny how the Euro tour grabbed a USA styled track and we have the next US RC event at a linksy locale

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> > > Not a US style track, this will have rough ?

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> > The Euros might play Olympic as a home match the year after the US hosts.

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> Ryder Cup on US soil in those conditions would be interesting at least!

 

In your considered opinion, what was the last US setup for the Ryder Cup you found satisfactory?

[gvogel]

> @"Darth Putter" said:

> > @imakaveli said:

> > > @"Darth Putter" said:

> > > > @imakaveli said:

> > > > > @cardoustie said:

> > > > > Funny how the Euro tour grabbed a USA styled track and we have the next US RC event at a linksy locale

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Not a US style track, this will have rough ?

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> > > The Euros might play Olympic as a home match the year after the US hosts.

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> > Ryder Cup on US soil in those conditions would be interesting at least!

>

> In your considered opinion, what was the last US setup for the Ryder Cup you found satisfactory?

 

I'll go with The Country Club, Muirfield Village and The Greenbrier.

[imakaveli]

> @"Darth Putter" said:

> > @imakaveli said:

> > > @"Darth Putter" said:

> > > > @imakaveli said:

> > > > > @cardoustie said:

> > > > > Funny how the Euro tour grabbed a USA styled track and we have the next US RC event at a linksy locale

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Not a US style track, this will have rough ?

> > >

> > > The Euros might play Olympic as a home match the year after the US hosts.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

> > Ryder Cup on US soil in those conditions would be interesting at least!

>

> In your considered opinion, what was the last US setup for the Ryder Cup you found satisfactory?

 

Loved Medinah 2012 on Sunday, great setup ?

[OldTomMorris]

> @dalehead said:

> > @OldTomMorris said:

> > Captain Graeme McDowell?

>

> No love for Padraig Harrington? Twice Open Champion. Ryder Cupper. Irish captain at a RC played in the Republic.

>

 

It looks very unlikely that a RC Captain repeats nowadays and I would think its even more unlikely to repeat 6 years removed.

[MMB1500]

I called the club today and informed the general manager that his club is nothing but a glorified resort course and that several notable WRXers think it's sh!t.

 

I did it as Adare.

[imakaveli]

> @MMB1500 said:

> I called the club today and informed the general manager that his club is nothing but a glorified resort course and that several notable WRXers think it's ****.

>

> I did it as Adare.

 

Just out: Adare Manor won’t host the Ryder Cup anymore. General manager will issue a formal statement for the WRX trolls.

[QEight]

> @MMB1500 said:

> I called the club today and informed the general manager that his club is nothing but a glorified resort course and that several notable WRXers think it's ****.

>

> I did it as Adare.

 

How did you dare?