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The DP World Tour 2026 season is a truly global spectacle — a minimum of 42 Race to Dubai tournaments played across more than 25 countries from late November 2025 to mid-November 2026. This wrap-around calendar blends desert precision, high-altitude chaos, classic links battles, major championship drama, and elite Rolex Series showdowns, all feeding into one ultimate goal: winning the Race to Dubai and being crowned champion at the season finale in Dubai.
With five Rolex Series events offering elevated points and prize money, the four majors providing massive boosts to standings, and a revamped structure featuring the Opening Swing, International Swing, European core, Back 9, and DP World Tour Play-Offs, every performance matters. Breakthroughs happen in unexpected places, momentum builds week by week, and only the most consistent and clutch performers survive to the final two weeks in the UAE.
Below is the complete 2026 DP World Tour calendar, grouped by phase with brief context for each stretch of the season.

The season ignites in Australia and South Africa with strong early fields, warm-weather golf, and the chance to grab an advantage before the calendar flips to 2026.

The early desert classics and exotic venues deliver the first Rolex Series points and often set the tone for the year with fast fairways, tricky greens, and surprise contenders.

The heart of the season arrives with the majors, co-sanctioned elite fields, and classic European tracks — the stretch where careers are elevated, and the Race to Dubai leaderboard takes dramatic shape.

The final push before the Play-Offs brings historic venues, flagship events, and intense battles for the last qualifying spots — nerves and shot-making are tested like never before.

The season reaches its crescendo in the UAE. Only the year’s best remain in serious contention, with two Rolex Series events deciding who lifts the Race to Dubai trophy.

From the opening shots in Brisbane to the final putt on the Earth Course, the 2026 DP World Tour is more than a series of tournaments — it is a year-long story of ambition, resilience, and excellence. Every event adds a chapter: early momentum in the desert, breakthrough wins in unexpected places, major glory under the spotlight, and late-season heroics that separate contenders from champions.
As the calendar unfolds across continents and conditions, one truth remains constant — golf at its highest level rewards the players who adapt, perform under pressure, and seize their moments. By November 15, 2026, when the confetti falls in Dubai, we will know who wrote the defining story of the season.
Whether you follow from the first tee or tune in for the Play-Offs drama, 2026 promises another unforgettable chapter in the DP World Tour’s global legacy.
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