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The DP World Tour made numerous changes to its global 2025 schedule, including the return of two national opens and a host of new venues.

The European-based circuit will stage 42 Race to Dubai events across 26 different countries next year, with a record total prize purse of $153million excluding majors.

As first introduced this season, the calendar will follow a schedule split up into five ‘Global Swings’- which run from November to August – the ‘Back 9’ in the autumn and then two DP World Tour playoffs. The Turkish Open will return for the first time in six years, with the Austrian Open also back on the calendar for the first time since 2021.

There is no place, however, for the European Open, Andalucia Masters or the Scandinavian Mixed event as things stand.

Among the other notable changes, the FedEx Open de France moves to Golf de Saint-Nom-La-Breteche for the first time since 1982 due to work taking place at Le Golf National.  The Amgen Irish Open will return to the K Club after a successful move to Royal County Down this year.

Meanwhile, the DP World Tour announced in December that the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters would return to the schedule in February 2025.

In February 2025, the circuit announced a brand new event, the Hainan Classic in China, which will follow the Volvo China Open in April.

The new tournament will be played at Mission Hills Haikou, on the Blackstone course that previously hosted the 2011 World Cup of Golf.

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The Race to Dubai season will end, as it did in 2024, with a November finale in the Middle East comprising of the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship and the DP World Tour Championship.

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

Here is the DP World Tour schedule in full for the 2025 season, including dates, tournament venues and the results which we will update throughout the year.

• 2025 PGA Tour schedule

• 2025 LPGA Tour schedule

2025 DP World Tour schedule

Opening Swing

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

November 28-December 1
ISPS Handa Australian Open
Kingston Heath and Victoria, 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, South Africa
Winner: Shaun Norris

December 19-22
AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open
Mont Choisy, Mauritius
Winner: John Parry

International Swing

January 10-12
Team Cup
Abu Dhabi, 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, UAE
Winner: Alejandro Del Rey

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

February 6-9
Commercial Bank Qatar Masters
Doha Golf Club
Winner: Haotong Li

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

February 27-March 2
Investec South African Open Championship
Durban, South Africa
Winner: Dylan Naidoo

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

Asian Swing 

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

March 27-30
Hero Indian Open
DLF Golf & Country Club, India
Winner: Eugenio Chacarra

April 10-13
THE MASTERS
Augusta National, USA
Winner: Rory McIlroy

• All the latest news from the Masters

April 17-20
Volvo China Open
Enhance Anting Golf Club, China
Winner: Ashun Wu

April 24-27
Hainan Classic
Mission Hills Haikou, Hainan Island
Winner: Marco Penge

European Swing 

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

May 15-18
PGA CHAMPIONSHIP
Quail Hollow, USA
Winner: Scottie Scheffler

• All the latest news from the PGA Championship

May 22-25
Soudal Open
Rinkven International, Belgium
Winner: Kristoffer Reitan

May 29-June 1
Austrian Alpine Open
Gut Altentann, Austria
Winner: Nicolai von Dellingshausen

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

June 12-15
US OPEN
Oakmont, USA
Winner: JJ Spaun

• All the latest news from the US Open

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

July 3-6
BMW International Open
München Eichenried, Germany

Closing Swing

July 10-13
Genesis Scottish Open
Renaissance, Scotland

July 10-13
ISCO Championship
Hurstbourne, USA

July 17-20
THE OPEN
Royal Portrush, Northern Ireland

• All the latest news from the Open

July 17-20
Barracuda Championship
Tahoe, USA

August 7-10
D+D Real Czech Masters
Venue TBC

August 14-17
Danish Golf Championship
Furesø, Denmark

Back 9 

August 21-24
Betfred British Masters hosted by Sir Nick Faldo
The Belfry, England

August 28-31
Omega European Masters
Crans-sur-Sierre, Switzerland

September 4-7
Amgen Irish Open
The K Club, Republic of Ireland

September 11-14
BMW PGA Championship
Wentworth, England

September 18-21
FedEx Open de France
Saint-Nom-La-Bretèche, France

September 26-28
Ryder Cup
Bethpage, USA

October 2-5
Alfred Dunhill Links Championship
St Andrews, Carnoustie and Kingsbarns, Scotland

October 9-12
Acciona Open de España
Campo Villa de Madrid, Spain

October 16-19
Event TBC
Venue TBC

October 23-26
Genesis Championship
Venue TBC

DP World Tour playoffs

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

November 13-16
DP World Tour Championship
Jumeirah, UAE

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