The Golf Course at Adare Manor is proud to be the first golf course to receive the ISO’s International Sustainability Standard 20121 following the JP McManus Pro-Am’s successful implementation of the standard. A globally recognised framework for sustainable event management, the ISO 20121 stems from the London 2012 Olympics and Paralympic Games’ sustainability strategy and legacy commitments.
Throughout the Pro-Am tournament, we committed to celebrating every birdie made, from both professionals and amateurs, by planting five new sapling trees for each birdie, or better, accompanying the 16,000 native trees that have been planted on the resort since 2016.
Alan MacDonnell, The Golf Course at Adare Manor’s Superintendent, supported the announcement by saying: “Our natural surroundings provide a platform for everything that we do, and we are devoted to returning the same nurture and care to our beautiful home that it has so unconditionally granted to us.
“The JP McManus Pro-Am is a fantastic celebration and opportunity to support the local Mid-West community, and we’re delighted to continue the theme with our latest tree planting initiative and build on our wider resort sustainability commitments to support our local community and guest experience here at Adare. We look forward to witnessing the results of our actions today over the coming years, and the green road ahead to 2027.”