Adare to Dream
RYDER CUP
THE BRIEF
This was the Ryder Cup’s first-ever pre-tournament campaign, marking the event’s 100th anniversary. The challenge was to create work that could cut through immediately, build anticipation years in advance, and reach well beyond core golf audiences. Launching straight after the 2025 Ryder Cup also meant the campaign had to be result-agnostic, while staying true to what makes the tournament unlike any other.
THE INSIGHT
The Ryder Cup stands apart from all other golf. Individual players compete not for themselves, but for team and country – unlocking a level of emotion, pride and intensity rarely seen in the sport.
THE RESPONSE
‘There’s nothing like golf – and this is nothing like golf’ became the platform. The idea celebrates the beauty of the game while amplifying the drama, passion and pressure of team competition, signed off with Adare – To Dream.
A sharp mixed-media film brought together iconic Ryder Cup moments, motion graphics and new footage from Adare Manor, supported by a powerful voiceover. The campaign launched across the biggest media spend in Ryder Cup history, spanning Sky, DAZN, high-impact OOH across major global cities, and a social-first awareness strategy.
THE RESULTS
The hero film achieved strong view-through rates with 182,815 video completions and minimal drop-off.
Meta activity exceeded engagement benchmarks, delivering 21M impressions, a 1.38% CTR and 9.2K registrations.
OOH outperformed expectations, delivering £29K in added value, while interest in the Ryder Cup and growth across owned channels increased – translating into stronger ROI for Adare 2027.
“This is the first time we have created a specific campaign for an upcoming Ryder Cup, but given the 100th anniversary we felt the time was right to do something special and make sure that being there is on the bucket list for sports fans from around the world. We’re delighted with the campaign and can’t wait to see the results”.
Emily Blount
Senior Brand and Marketing Manager, Ryder Cup
Senior Brand and Marketing Manager, Ryder Cup