Golf Dec 07, 2025

DP World Tour 2025 schedule: Tournaments, dates, venues, Rolex Series events, golf majors and more

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DP World Tour 2025 schedule: Tournaments, dates, venues, Rolex Series events, golf majors and more

Take a look at the results and winners from a historic 2025 DP World Tour season.

Rory McIlroy topped the season-long standings and won the Race to Dubai for a fourth consecutive season, with the world No 2 securing Grand Slam victory at The Masters and winning the Amgen Irish Open during a memorable campaign.

McIlroy narrowly missed out a successful title defence at the season-ending DP World Tour Championship, where Matt Fitzpatrick edged victory in a play-off, with Robert MacIntyre, Marco Penge and Tommy Fleetwood among the other players to win on the DP World Tour this season.

Rolex Series events and major championships in bold

November 21-24 2024 - BMW Australian PGA Championship -

November 28-December 1 - ISPS Handa Australian Open -

December 5-8 - Nedbank Golf Challenge -

December 12-15 - Alfred Dunhill Championship -

December 19-22 - AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open -

January 16-19 - Hero Dubai Desert Classic -

January 23-26 - Ras Al Khaimah Championship -

January 30-February 2 - Bapco Energies Bahrain Championship -

February 6-9 - Commercial Bank Qatar Masters -

February 20-23 - Magical Kenya Open -

February 27-March 2 - Investec South African Open Championship -

March 6-9 - Joburg Open -

March 20-23 - Porsche Singapore Classic -

March 27-30 - Hero Indian Open -

April 10-13 - The Masters -

April 17-20 - Volvo China Open -

April 24-27 - Hainan Classic -

May 8-11 - Turkish Airlines Open -

May 15-18 - PGA Championship -

May 22-25 - Soudal Open -

May 29-June 1 - Austrian Alpine Open presented by SalzburgerLand -

June 5-8 - KLM Open -

June 12-15 - US Open -

June 26-29 - Italian Open -

July 3-6 - BMW International Open -

July 10-13 - Genesis Scottish Open -

July 10-13 - ISCO Championship - Winner: William Mouw

July 17-20 - The 153rd Open -

July 17-20 - Barracuda Championship -

August 7-10 - Nexo Championship -

August 14-17 - Danish Golf Championship -

August 21-24 - Betfred British Masters hosted by Sir Nick Faldo -

August 28-31 - Omega European Masters -

September 4-7 - Amgen Irish Open -

September 11-14 - BMW PGA Championship -

September 18-21 - FedEx Open de France -

October 2-5 - Alfred Dunhill Links Championship -

October 9-12 - acciona Open de España presented by Madrid -

October 16-19 - DP World India Championship -

October 23-26 - Genesis Championship -

November 6-9 - Abu Dhabi Championship -

November 13-16 - DP World Tour Championship -

Watch the DP World Tour over the next four seasons exclusively live on SportNews, along with the next two Ryder Cups. .

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