Today’s Golfer UK — December 2017

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QMay 24-27: BMW PGA Championship
QMay 31-Jun 3: Italian Open
Jun 7-10: Austrian Golf Open
QJun 14-17: US Open
Jun 21-24: BMW International Open
QJun 28-Jul 1: Open de France
QJul 5-8: Irish Open
QJul 12-15: Scottish Open
QJul 19-22: Open Championship
Jul 26-29: European Open

Aug 2-5: WGC - Bridgestone Invitational

QAug 8-12: European Golf Team

Championships

QAug 9-12: US PGA Championship

Aug 16-19: Nordea Masters

Aug 23-26: Czech Masters

Aug 30-Sep 2: Made In Denmark

Sep 6-9: European Masters

Sep 13-16: KLM Open

Sep 20-23: Portugal Masters

QSep 28-30: The Ryder Cup

Oct 4-7: Dunhill Links Championship

Oct 11-14: British Masters

Oct 18-21: Andalucia Valderrama Masters

Oct 25-28: WGC - HSBC Champions

QNov 1-4: Turkish Airlines Open

QNov 8-11: Nedbank Golf Challenge

QNov 15-18: World Tour Championship

Morocco

Royal Golf

Dar Es

Salam,

Rabat

Netherlands

The Dutch, Spijk

Belgium

Rinkven International, Antwerp

Germany

Gut Laerchenhof, Pulheim

Green Eagle, Hamburg

Czech Republic

Albatross Golf Resort, Prague

Austria

Diamond CC, Vienna

Switzerland

Crans-sur-Sierre, Crans Montana

UAE

Abu Dhabi GC, Abu Dhabi

Emirates GC, Dubai

Jumeirah Golf Estates, Dubai

Oman

Almouj Golf, Muscat

Qatar

Doha GC, Doha

South Africa

Randpark GC, Johannesburg

Glendower GC, Gauteng

Pretoria CC, Waterkloof

Gary Player CC, Sun City

Sweden
Hills GC, Gothenburg
Denmark
Silkeborg Ry, Aarhus

France

Le National,

Paris (x2)

Italy

TBC

Turkey

Regnum Carya,

Antalya

Australia

Royal Pines, Queensland

Lake Karrinyup, Perth

China

TBC

Sheshan International, Shanghai

Hong Kong

Hong Kong GC, Fanling

Philippines

TBC

India

TBC

Malaysia

Glenmarie G&CC, Kuala Lumpur

Saujana GC&C, Kuala Lumpur

Mauritius

Heritage GC, Mauritius

IN NUMBERS

FOUR

Events won’t count

towards the Race to

Dubai. These comprise of the Eurasia

Cup, GolfSixes, European Golf Team

Championships and The Ryder Cup

THREE

New

tournaments

feature as part of the Race to

Dubai, including a first-ever visit

to Oman in February.

EIGH

Rolex Series

events will

boast a

minimum

prize fund

of $7million.

Tournaments

will take place

in the UK and

SEVENIreland.

$12,000,000Total prize fund on offer at the US Open, making it the most lucrative event

on the calendar.

10

Year European Tour

exemption is given

to the winner of the Race

to Dubai.