The return of the Austrian and Turkish Opens, as well as a host of new tournament venues, headline the $153 million 2025 DP World Tour schedule.
· Features a minimum of 42 tournaments in a minimum of 26 different countries.
· Austrian and Turkish Opens return, as does the Nedbank Golf Challenge.
· ‘Global Swings’, the ‘Back 9’ and the ‘DP World Tour Play-Offs’ form three phases.
For the second consecutive season, the schedule will comprise three distinct phases, beginning with five ‘Global Swings’ followed by the ‘Back 9’, with the season then culminating with the ‘DP World Tour Play-Offs’ in November 2025.
Open Success
The Turkish Open, which will be played 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, following seven previous editions of the tournament played consecutively from 2013 to 2019. The Austrian Alpine Open presented by SalzburgerLand, at Gut Altentann Golf Club from May 29 – June 1, also sees the Tour return to Austria for the first time since 2021. It will be the 23rd edition overall of Austria’s national Open, which first featured on the schedule when Bernhard Langer won the title 1990.
Both tournaments will feature in the ‘European Swing’ – one of five Global Swings which form Phase One of the DP World Tour’s global schedule again in 2025.
Meanwhile, as previously announced, the Nedbank Golf Challenge, in South Africa, also returns to the schedule and will be the middle event of the ‘Opening Swing’ at the end of the current 2024 calendar year. The Opening Swing begins with the season-launching BMW Australian PGA Championship at Royal Queensland Golf Club in Brisbane from November 21-24, 2024.
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Global Swing
The Global Swing will run from November 21st to December 22nd and include the BMW Australian PGA Championship, ISPS Handa Australian Open, Nedbank Golf Challenge, Alfred Dunhill Championship and AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open.
International Swing
The International Swing will run from January 10th to March 9th and include the Hero Dubai Desert Classic, Ras Al Khaimah Championship, Bahrain Championship, “Middle East Event”, Magical Kenya Open, Investec South African Open Championship and Joburg Open.
The Asian Swing
The Asian Swing will run from March 6th to April 27th and include the Porsche Singapore Classic, Hero Indian Open, Volvo China Open and finishes with “Asian Event” TBD.
The European Swing
The European Swing will run from May 8th to July 6th and include the Turkish Open, Soudal Open, Austrian Alpine Open, KLM Open, Italian Open and BMW International Open.
The Closing Swing
The Closing Swing will run from July 10th to August 17th and include the Genesis Scottish Open, ISCO Championship, Barracuda Championship, D+D REAL Czech Masters and the Danish Golf Championship.
The Back 9
The Back 9 will run from September 21st to October 26th and include the Betfred British Masters, Omega European Masters, Amgen Irish Open, BMW PGA Championship, FedEx Open de France, Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, Open de España, “Back 9 Event” and the Genesis Championship.
The DP World Tour Play-Offs
The DP World Tour Play-Offs will run from November 6th to November 16th and feature the Abu Dhabi Championship and the DPWT Championship. Some notable omissions from the 2025 schedule include the European Open and Andalucia Masters.
