The DP World Tour is dropping a 2027 tournament calendar on us that turns the golf world upside down: The iconic BMW PGA Championship is changing its slot and will take place for the first time AFTER the Ryder Cup. An absolute shock for traditionalists, but also a clever move that completely realigns the season.
The tour's flagship event, a true Rolex Series highlight, will be held from September 23 to 26, 2027, at the legendary Wentworth Club in Surrey. This places it one week after the Ryder Cup, which will take place from September 17 to 19, 2027, at Adare Manor in Ireland – earlier than usual. This is the reason for the domino effect that is now shaking up the entire autumn calendar and ditching old habits.
Introducing the 2027 DP World Tour global tournament schedule 🌍 ◾️ Three historic tournaments return ◾️ Hong Kong Open and Deutsche Bank Singapore Open co-sanctioned with Asian Tour ◾️ New dates for Amgen Irish Open, FedEx Open de France and BMW PGA Championship ◾️ 42
Ryder Cup: The Pivotal Point
Normally, the BMW PGA Championship was the hot showdown before the Ryder Cup, a final litmus test for many stars. Now it becomes the spectacular afterburner. This move is intended to better protect the tour's summer stretch and avoid clashes with the prestigious team event. Other prominent tournaments are also affected by the shift: The Amgen Irish Open moves up to July 1-4, 2027, and the FedEx Open de France is scheduled for September 9-12, 2027.
More Golf, More Action
Overall, the DP World Tour promises at least 42 tournaments in 24 countries for 2027. That's a statement to all golf junkies! And as a real treat, three historic events are returning: the Hong Kong Open, the Singapore Open, and the Open de Portugal. The golf action already kicks off in late November 2026 with the BMW Australian PGA Championship and then culminates in November 2027 with the final spectacle, the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai. The 2027 season will be a blockbuster that will surely keep us engaged for a long time.
