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DP World Tour announces 2025 schedule featuring 42 events in 26 countries, record prize fund

The Turkish and Austrian Opens are back.

The DP World Tour announced Tuesday its 2025 schedule, and a couple of events are returning to the calendar.

The schedule features 42 events in 26 countries, including the return of the Austrian Open and Turkish Open, as well as the Nedbank Golf Challenge.

The Turkish Open, held at Regnum Carya Golf & Spa Resort from May 8-11, marks the DP World Tour’s return to Turkey for the first time in six years. The Austrian Alpine Open, at Gut Altentann Golf Club from May 29-June 1, also sees the Tour return to Austria for the first time since 2021.

There will be five global swings on the schedule, and the first event is scheduled for later this month in Australia.

DP World Tour members will also compete for a record total prize fund of $153 million outside the majors.

Here’s a look at the complete 2025 DP World Tour schedule.

Date Tournament name Location Course
Nov. 21-24 BMW Australian PGA Championship Brisbane Royal Queensland
Nov. 28- Dec. 1 ISPS Handa Australian Open Melbourne Kingston Heath GC & Victoria GC
Dec. 5-8 Nedbank Golf Challenge Sun City, South Africa Gary Player CC
Dec. 12-15 Alfred Dunhill Championship Malelane, South Africa Leopard Creek CC
Dec. 19-22 AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open Grand Baie Mont Choisy Le Golf
Jan. 10-12 Team Cup Abu Dhabi, UAE Abu Dhabi Golf Resort
Jan. 16-19 Hero Dubai Desert Classic UAE Emirates GC
Jan. 23-26 Ras Al Khaimah Championship UAE Al Hamra GC
Jan. 30-Feb. 2 Bahrain Championship Kingdom of Bahrain Royal GC
Feb. 6-9 Middle East Event TBA TBA
Feb. 20-23 Magical Kenya Open Nairobi Muthaiga GC
Feb. 27 – March 2 South African Open Championship Durban Durban CC
March 6-9 Joburg Open Johannesburg, South Africa Houghton GC
March 20-23 Porsche Singapore Classic Singapore Laguna National
March 27-30 Hero Indian Open India TBA
April 10-13 Masters Augusta, GA, USA Augusta National GC
April 17-20 Volvo China Open China TBA
April 24-27 Asian Event TBA TBA
May 8-11 Turkish Open Antalya Regnum Carya Golf & Spa Resort
May 15-18 PGA Championship Charlotte, NC Quail Hollow Club
May 22-25 Soudal Open Antwerp, Belgium Rinkven International GC
May 29 – June 1 Austrian Alpine Open presented by SalzburgerLand Salzburg Gut Altentann GC
June 5-8 KLM Open Amsterdam, The Netherlands The International
June 12-15 U.S. Open Oakmont, PA Oakmont CC
June 26-29 Italian Open Porto Ecole, Tuscany, Italy Argentario GC
July 3-6 BMW International Open Munich, Germany Golfclub München Eichenried
July 10-13 Genesis Scottish Open North Berwick The Renaissance Club
July 10-13 ISCO Championship Louisville, KY, USA Hurstbourne CC
July 17-20 Open Championship Portrush, Country Antrim, Northern Ireland Royal Portrush GC
July 17-20 Barracuda Championship Truckee, CA, USA Tahoe Mt. Club
Aug. 7-10 D+D REAL Czech Masters TBA TBA
Aug. 14-17 Danish Golf Championship Copenhagen Furesø Golf Klub
Aug. 21-24 Betfred British Masters hosted by Sir Nick Faldo Sutton Coldfield, England The Belfry
Aug. 28-31 Omega European Masters Crans Montana, Switzerland Crans-sur-Sierre GC
Sept. 4-7 Amgen Irish Open Staffan, Kildare The K Club
Sept. 11-14 BMW PGA Championship Virginia Water, Surrey, England Wentworth Club
Sept. 18-21 FedEx Open de France Paris Golf de Saint-Nom-La-Bretèche
Sept. 26-28 Ryder Cup Farmingdale, NY, USA Bethpage Black GC
Oct. 2-5 Alfred Dunhill Links Championship Scotland Old Course St Andrews, Carnoustie & Kingsbarns
Oct. 9-12 acciona Open de España presented by Madrid Club de Campo Madrid Villa de Madrid
Oct. 16-19 Back 9 Event TBA TBA
Oct. 23-26 Genesis Championship South Korea TBA
Nov. 6-9 Abu Dhabi Championship UAE Yas Links
Nov. 13-16 DP World Tour Championship UAE Jumeirah Golf Estates, Earth Course

 

DP World Tour 2023 schedule announced with boost in overall prize money, new guaranteed minimum earnings for members

The DP World Tour announced its schedule for the 2023 season, featuring a minimum of 39 tournaments in 26 countries.

The DP World Tour announced Thursday its schedule for the 2023 season, featuring a minimum of 39 tournaments in 26 countries and an overall prize fund of $144.2 million.

DP World Tour members will compete for an increased bonus pool of $6 million for the leading eight players on the DP World Tour Rankings. As part of the record total prize fund, the 2023 season will also see the introduction of a new Earnings Assurance Program for DP World Tour members. Exempt players in categories 1-17 will be guaranteed minimum earnings of $150,000 if they compete in 15 or more events. Rookies, Challenge Tour graduates and Qualifying School graduates can take up to $20,000 right away to fund long-haul early season travel. This is an advance against earnings.

Both the record prize fund, increased bonus pool and Earnings Assurance Program have been made possible by the DP World Tour’s operational joint venture partnership with the PGA Tour, which was announced in June.

“For us to be able to offer our members record prize funds and enhanced earning opportunities is massive, particularly when global economies are still feeling the effects of the pandemic and with the new challenge of rising inflation significantly putting pressure on costs in all facets of our business,” said Keith Pelley, the DP World Tour’s chief executive. “Our overall prize fund for the 2023 season represents $50 million more than 2021 and also underlines the strength of our partnership with the PGA Tour, who are working with us to drive revenue and a long-term growth plan.

“One of the many benefits we have been able to introduce because of this partnership is the new Earnings Assurance Program, similar to what they already have on the PGA Tour. I have always believed that it is an incredible accomplishment for any professional golfer to simply gain their playing rights on the DP World Tour and this new initiative recognizes and rewards that achievement. Although we will never lose the magic of the meritocracy and purity of a performance-based structure, this now offers certainty of income to those players who have made it to the pinnacle of the professional game in Europe.”

The first four Rolex Series events of 2023 have received a boost in purse with the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship, Dubai Desert Classic, Genesis Scottish Open and BMW PGA Championship all moving from $8 million in 2022 to $9 million next year, ahead of the $10 million season-ending DP World Tour Championship.

Four new tournaments in Asia are also included on the 2023 schedule, with the Singapore Classic (February 9-12) and Thailand Classic (February 16-19) taking place in consecutive weeks, followed by the Tour’s first trip to Japan for the ISPS Handa Championship (April 20-23) and a return to Korea for the first time since 2013 (April 27-30).

In Europe, there are dates changes for several tournaments, including the Horizon Irish Open moving to Sept. 7-10, while the Italian Open will take place from May 4-7 ahead of venue Marco Simone Golf & Country Club hosting the 2023 Ryder Cup from Sept. 29 – Oct. 1.

There is also a new three-week summer break in the schedule following the 151st Open Championship and Barracuda Championship (both July 20-23) which has been introduced following player feedback. Further details about the fall events will be announced later.

The DP World Tour’s global schedule begins on Nov. 24, 2022 with the Fortinet Australian PGA Championship in Brisbane and the Joburg Open in South Africa. To view the full schedule, click here.

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