DP World Tour 2025 schedule and results

Keep up to speed with the 2025 DP World Tour schedule and results as Europe’s finest bid to win the Race to Dubai title

The 2025 DP World Tour schedule will feature 42 events and see the European-based circuit visit at least 26 different countries.

Away from the four men’s majors, there is also a record $153 million in prize funds up for grabs.

The season will continue the ‘Global Swings’ format, which will see the calendar split into five sections from November to August, before the Back 9 preludes the two-tournament DP World Tour Playoffs.

The Rolex Series also remains, with the Hero Dubai Desert Classic, Genesis Scottish Open, BMW PGA Championship, Abu Dhabi Championship and. DP World Tour Championship offering elevated purses and Ryder Cup points.

There are welcome returns to the schedule for the Turkish and Austrian Opens, while other notable changes include the Open de France’s move from Le Golf National for the first time in more than 20 years, while there is no place for the European Open, Andalucia Masters, or Scandinavian Mixed event.

“Our 2025 schedule once again demonstrates and celebrates the truly global nature of the DP World Tour,” Guy Kinnings, the Tour’s chief executive, said.

“The introduction of the Global Swings has given us a strong, clear narrative that showcases the diversity of our membership and the places and cultures we visit. This will be further enhanced through the return of national Opens in Turkey and Austria in the first phase of our 2025 season.

“Then, as we have seen in recent weeks with great success in terms of attendance, viewing figures and compelling drama, the Back 9 provides a real opportunity for our Tour internationally as we build momentum into the Playoffs. We therefore also look forward to building on this in our 2025 season.”

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2025 DP World Tour schedule

Opening Swing

November 21-24: BMW Australian PGA Championship (Royal Queensland GC, Australia)
Winner: Elvis Smylie

November 28-December 1: ISPS Handa Australian Open (Kingston Heath GC and Victoria GC, Australia)
Winner: Ryggs Johnston

December 5-8: Nedbank Golf Challenge (Gary Player CC, South Africa)
Winner: Johannes Veerman

December 12-15: Alfred Dunhill Championship (Leopard Creek GC, South Africa)
Winner: Shaun Norris

December 19-22: AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open (Mont Choisy Le Golf, Mauritius)
Winner: John Parry

International Swing

January 10-12: Team Cup (Abu Dhabi GC, UAE)
Winners: Great Britain & Ireland

January 16-19: Hero Dubai Desert Classic (Emirates GC, UAE)
Winner: Tyrrell Hatton

January 23-26: Ras Al Khaimah Championship (Al Hamra GC, UAE)
Winner: Alejandro del Rey

January 30-February 2: Bapco Energies Bahrain Championship (Royal GC, Kingdom of Bahrain)
Winner: Laurie Canter

February 6-9: Commercial Bank Qatar Masters (Doha GC, Qatar)
Winner: Haotong Li

February 20-23: Magical Kenya Open (Muthaiga GC, Kenya)
Winner: Jacques Kruyswijk

February 27-March 2: Investec South African Open Championship (Durban CC, South Africa)
Winner: Dean Naidoo

March 6-9: Joburg Open (Houghton GC, South Africa)
Winner: Calum Hill

Asian Swing 

March 20-23: Porsche Singapore Classic (Laguna National Resort, Singapore)
Winner: Richard Mansell

March 27-30: Hero Indian Open (DLF G&CC, India)
Winner: Eugenio Chacarra

April 10-13: The Masters (Augusta National GC, USA)
Winner: Rory McIlroy

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April 17-20: Volvo China Open (Shanghai Enhance Anting GC, China)
Winner: Ashun Wu

April 24-27: Hainan Classic (Mission Hills Resort Haikou, Hainan Island, China)
Winner: Marco Penge

European Swing 

May 8-11: Turkish Open (Regnum Carya Resort, Turkey)
Winner: Martin Couvra

May 15-18: PGA Championship (Quail Hollow Club, USA)
Winner: Scottie Scheffler

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June 5-8: KLM Open (The International, Netherlands)
Winner: Connor Syme

June 12-15: US Open (Oakmont CC, USA)
Winner: JJ Spaun

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June 26-29: Italian Open (Argentario GC, Italy)
Winner: Adrien Saddier

July 3-6: BMW International Open (Golfclub Munchen Eichenried, Germany)
Winner: Daniel Brown

Closing Swing

July 10-13: Genesis Scottish Open (The Renaissance Club, Scotland)
Winner: Chris Gotterup

July 10-13: Isco Championship (Hurstbourne CC, USA)

July 17-20: The Open (Royal Portrush GC, Northern Ireland)
Winner: Scottie Scheffler

July 17-20: Barracuda Championship (Tahoe Mountain Club, USA)
Winner: Ryan Gerard

August 7-10: Scottish Championship (Trump International Golf Links, Scotland)
Winner: Grant Forrest

August 14-17: Danish Golf Championship (Fureso GC, Denmark)
Winner: Marco Penge

Back 9 

August 21-24: Betfred British Masters hosted by Sir Nick Faldo (The Belfry, England)
Winner: Alex Noren

August 28-31: Omega European Masters (Crans-sur-Sierre GC, Switzerland)
Winner: Thriston Lawrence

September 4-7: Amgen Irish Open (The K Club, Ireland)
Winner: Rory McIlroy

September 11-14: BMW PGA Championship (Wentworth Club, England)
Winner: Alex Noren

September 18-21: FedEx Open de France (Golf de Saint-Nom-La-Breteche, France)
Winner: Micheal Kim

October 2-5: Alfred Dunhill Links Championship (St Andrews, Carnoustie and Kingsbarns, Scotland)
Winner: Robert MacIntyre

October 9-12: Open de Espana presented by Madrid (Club de Campo Villa de Madrid, Spain)
Winner: Marco Penge

October 16-19: DP World India Championship (Delhi, India)
Winner: Tommy Fleetwood

October 23-26: Genesis Championship (Woo Jeong Hills, South Korea)
Winner: Junghwan Lee

DP World Tour Playoffs

November 6-9: Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship (Yas Links, UAE)

November 13-16: DP World Tour Championship (Jumeirah Golf Estates, UAE)