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DP World Tour 2022 golf calendar dates confirmed

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Season-ending DP World Tour Championship slated for November17-20

The DP World Tour — the newly branded European Tour — has confirmed its dated for the 2022 season. Following the cancellation of two December events, co-sanctioned on the Sunshine Tour in South Africa, the season will begin in earnest with a bang in the UAE with three events back-to-back. First up is the Rolex Series Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship at its new home on Yas Links, before the econd Rolex Series event, the Slync.io Dubai Desert Classic, which takes place at Emirates Golf Club.

The inaugural Ras Al Khaimah championship takes place at the start of February as the newest addition to the Desert Swing.

The season ending DP World Tour Championship is slated for November 17-20

Here is the calendar in full:

November 25-28 — Joburg Open (Thriston Lawrence) December 2-5 — SA Open Championship, Sun City, South Africa (cancelled) December 9-12 — Alfred Dunhill Championship, Malelane, South Africa (cancelled) January 20-23 — Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship, Abu Dhabi, UAE January 27-30 — Slync.io Dubai Desert Classic, Dubai, UAE February 3-6 — Ras Al Khaimah Championship, Ras Al Khaimah, UAE February 10-13 — Qatar Masters, Doha, Qatar February 24-27 — Hero Indian Open, New Delhi March 3-6 — Kenya Open, Nairobi, Kenya March 10-13 — Pecanwood Classic, Hartbeespoort, South Africa March 17-20 — Steyn City Championship, Johannesburg March 23-27 — World Golf Championships-Dell Technologies Match Play, Austin, Texas

April 7-10 — Masters Tournament, Augusta April 21-24 — ISPS Handa — Championship, Omitama, Japan April 28-May 1 — Volvo China Open, Shenzhen, China May 5-8 — British Masters, Sutton Coldfield, United Kingdom May 12-15 — Soudal Open, Antwerp, Belgium May 19-22 — PGA Championship, Tulsa May 26-29 — Dutch Open, Cromvoirt, Netherlands June 2-5 — Porsche European Open, Hamburg, Germany June 9-12 — Scandinavian Mixed Hosted by Henrik & Annika, Tylosand, Sweden

June 16-19 — US Open, Brookline June 23-26 — BMW International Open, Munich June 30-July 3 — Irish Open, Thomastown, Ireland July 7-10 — Barbasol Championship, Nicholasville July 7-10 — Genesis Scottish Open, North Berwick, United Kingdom July 14-17 — Barracuda Championship, Truckee July 14-17 — The Open Championship, St Andrews, United Kingdom July 21-24 — Cazoo Classic, TBD July 28-31 — Hero Open, Kingsbarns, United Kingdom August 4-7 — Cazoo Open, Newport, United Kingdom August 11-14 — ISPS HANDA World Invitational, Ballymena, United Kingdom August 18-21 — Czech Masters, Prague August 25-28 — Omega European Masters, Crans-Montana, Switzerland September 1-4 — Made in HimmerLand, Farso September 8-11 — BMW PGA Championship, Virginia Water, United Kingdom September 15-18 — Italian Open, Guidonia Montecelio, Italy September 22-25 — Open de France hosted by Gregory Havret, Guyancourt, France September 29-October 2 — Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, St Andrews, United Kingdom October 6-9 — Open de Espana, Madrid October 13-16 — Andalucia Masters, San Roque, Spain October 27-30 — WGC-HSBC Champions, Shanghai November 3-6 — Cyprus Open, Paphos, Cyprus November 10-13 — Nedbank Golf Challenge, Sun City, South Africa November 17-20 — DP World Tour Championship, Dubai, UAE

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2022 DP World Tour Championship Dubai field: Players, rankings

The 2022 DP World Tour Championship Dubai field is set with the passing of the entry deadline. The DP World Tour field is set for this event, played at Jumeirah Golf Estates' Earth Course in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

The DP World Tour Championship Dubai field is headlined by the likes of Rory McIlroy , Viktor Hovland , Shane Lowry , Tommy Fleetwood and more.

This is set to be a 50-player field is played out over four days, with this event marking the final event of the 2021-2022 DP World Tour schedule .

The tournament is being played in its originally scheduled place on the schedule, with the European Tour ending the season in Dubai.

We do not have Monday qualifiers for this event.

The field will be playing for a $10 million purse, with nine of the top 50 in the Official World Golf Ranking among the top contenders.

2022 DP World Tour Championship Dubai field

• Adri Arnaus
• Oliver Bekker
• Richard Bland
• Rafa Cabrera Bello
• Jorge Campillo
• Ewen Ferguson
• Matt Fitzpatrick
• Tommy Fleetwood
• Gavin Green
• Tyrrell Hatton
• Rasmus Højgaard
• Sam Horsfield
• Viktor Hovland
• Maximilian Kieffer
• Kurt Kitayama
• Joakim Lagergren
• Romain Langasque
• Pablo Larrazábal
• Thriston Lawrence
• Min Woo Lee
• Shane Lowry
• Robert Macintyre
• Richard Mansell
• Rory Mcilroy
• Adrian Meronk
• Guido Migliozzi
• Thorbjørn Olesen
• Adrian Otaegui
• Yannik Paul
• Matthieu Pavon
• Eddie Pepperell
• Victor Perez
• Richie Ramsay
• Antoine Rozner
• Marcel Schneider
• Shubhankar Sharma
• Callum Shinkwin
• Jordan Smith
• Sebastian Soderberg
• Connor Syme
• Paul Waring
• Oliver Wilson
• Fabrizio Zanotti

Top 50 players in 2022 DP World Tour Championship Dubai field

• 1. Rory McIlroy
• 9. Matt Fitzpatrick
• 11. Viktor Hovland
• 21. Shane Lowry
• 25. Tommy Fleetwood
• 26. Ryan Fox
• 30. Tyrrell Hatton
• 41. Kurt Kitayama
• 50. Alex Noren

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2022 DP World Tour Championship leaderboard, scores: Matt Fitzpatrick, Tyrrell Hatton begin to separate

The englishmen will be difficult to catch over the final 36 holes in dubai this weekend.

As was the case upon the completion of the first round, Matt Fitzpatrick and Tyrrell Hatton find themselves alongside each other at the top of the leaderboard heading into the weekend at the 2022 DP World Tour Championship. Playing in the final group in the second round, the two Ryder Cup teammates traded blows around Jumeirah Golf Estates, and ultimately signed for rounds of 5-under 67 to finish their days at 12 under for the tournament.

While Fitzpatrick was the one to shoot out of the gates on Thursday, it was Hatton's turn on Friday. Connecting on four birdies in his opening five holes, Hatton quickly opened up a three-stroke lead over his playing competitor. 

"I'm pretty happy with the score. I got off to another nice start again today," said Hatton. "Hopefully the putter stays fairly hot and we have a good weekend. There's still 36 holes to play. I have a fairly good record around here. Matt [Fitzpatrick] has an excellent record around here. But, you know, we'll enjoy each other's company tomorrow and hopefully we can keep playing well."

Struggles and visible disdain ensued for the world No. 29 as three bogeys in his next seven holes allowed Fitzpatrick to claw his way back. The reigning U.S. Open champion reclaimed a share of the lead with a birdie on the par-4 15th, and pushed ahead with another on the following hole. This lead would be short-lived as Hatton converted a birdie opportunity from 20 feet on the par-3 17th before the two were able to save par on the closing par-5 18th after struggles off the tee.

"Just got to keep pushing on, just keep playing how I feel like I'm playing right now. I feel really comfortable with where my game is at, particularly after three weeks off, and looking forward to the weekend," said Fitzpatrick. "I feel like I've played two good rounds to start with and put myself in position, and I'll just keep doing more of the same and see where it gets me come Sunday."

Birdie Birdie Birdie Par Birdie @TyrrellHatton goes three clear at the top 💪 #DPWTC | #RolexSeries pic.twitter.com/UnzGODnZGe — DP World Tour (@DPWorldTour) November 18, 2022

For their efforts, the Englishmen have grown a three-stroke edge over their nearest pursuers. Former European Ryder Cup member Alex Noren stands at 9 under alongside Adri Arnaus, and a bit further back a couple big fish are waiting in the shallows. Two-time DP World Tour Championship winner Jon Rahm stands at 8 under after a splendid round of 6-under 66 while Rory McIlroy is at 5 under courtesy of a fast finish.

Round 2 leaderboard, scores

• T1. Matt Fitzpatrick: -12
• T1. Tyrrell Hatton: -12
• T3. Alex Noren: -9
• T3. Adri Arnaus: -9
• T5. Jon Rahm: -8
• T5. Jorge Campillo: -8
• 6. Kurt Kitayama: -7
• T8. Tommy Fleetwood: -6
• T8. Rasmus Hojgaard: -6
• T8. Min Woo Lee: -6
• T11. Rory McIlroy: -5
• T11. Adrian Otaegui: -5
• T11. Richie Ramsay: -5
• T11. Yannik Paul: -5
• T11. Maximilian Kieffer: -5

World No. 1 may have found something

A birdie-birdie-eagle finish propelled McIlroy to a round of 4-under 68 in his second round and back into contention. Playing his first 33 holes in 1 under, the world No. 1 found himself as many as 10 strokes back. Now at 5 under, he sits in a tie for 11th and only seven adrift. McIlroy is projected to finish second in the DP World Tour Ranking after entering the week in the top spot given Fitzpatrick's presence at the top of the leaderboard.

"[It was] pretty mediocre golf for the first 33 holes, and then something sort of clicked," said McIlroy of his fast finish. "Whatever it is, I need to bottle it for the weekend. It was nice to finish with a flourish there and put myself a little closer to the guys. You never know, that finish here on Friday could be key to something that happens over the next 36 holes."

. @McIlroyRory closing out his second round in style 🚀 #DPWTC | #RolexSeries pic.twitter.com/eMhoSuQgwG — DP World Tour (@DPWorldTour) November 18, 2022

DP World Tour Championship updated odds and picks

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• Matt Fitzpatrick: 8/5
• Tyrrell Hatton: 5/2
• Jon Rahm: 5-1
• Rory McIlroy: 12-1
• Alex Noren: 12-1
• Adri Arnaus: 25-1
• Kurt Kitayama: 30-1
• Tommy Fleetwood: 35-1

One member of the English pair is likely to nab this title, but I can't help but look in the direction of Rahm at 5-1. Entering the week as one of the hottest players in the world, the Spaniard was able to climb his way back into this tournament with seven birdies against only one bogey. Rahm left a couple shots out there on Friday and should be in with a chance come the final nine holes on Sunday if he is able to wield the putter in the same manner as his previous five starts.

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Golf: 2022 DP World Tour Championship, Dubai

17 november 2022 - 20 november 2022.

Rolex Series event and European Tour season finale. From 17-20 November 2022 at Jumeirah Golf Estates in Dubai, UAE.

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Published: 15 November 2022 Last updated: 15 November 2022

Rory McIlroy leads the DP World Tour standings heading into the Tour Championship.

Tee times and pairings for the 2022 season-ending DP World Tour Championship in Dubai.

The DP World Tour season draws to a close this week with the Tour Championship being played on the Earth Course at Jumeirah Golf Estates in Dubai from November 17-20.

The top 50 players in the Tour rankings will tee it up in the United Arab Emirates sunshine for the 14th edition of this prestigious event as the season’s best golfer is decided.

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Defending champion Collin Morikawa, the first American to win the European Tour last year, is absent from the field due to personal commitments, but the tournament still boasts a world-class line-up, including Rory McIlroy, Jon Rahm, Shane Lowry, Viktor Hovland, Tommy Fleetwood and Tyrrell Hatton.

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There is $10m up for grabs in Dubai, a $1m increase on 2021, with the winner receiving $3m and the stunning trophy.

World No.1 McIlroy leads the standings heading into the tournament and will look to complete an incredible season by adding the DP World Tour crown to the FedEx Cup.

New Zealand’s Ryan Fox is on McIlroy’s coattails after a superb season which has seen him win the Ras Al Khaimah Classic, the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, and finish as runner-up on four other occasions.

US Open Champion Matt Fitzpatrick, Ryder Cup star Viktor Hovland and last week’s Nedbank Golf Challenge winner Tommy Fleetwood make up the top five in the season-long rankings and will be hoping for a good week to pip McIlroy.

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The DP World Tour Championship sees the 50 players go out in pairs, with the draw for each round based on their rankings. All groups start on the 1st tee and there is no cut.

The tournament gets underway at 8.35am local time (4.35am UK) on Thursday.

DP World Tour Championship Tee Times: Round 1

8.35am: Haotong Li, Paul Waring

8.45am: David Law, Romain Langasque

8.55am: Fabrizio Zanotti, Jorge Campillo

9.05am: Joakim Lagergren, Marcel Schneider

9.15am: Eddie Pepperell, Richard Mansell

9.25am: Maximillian Kieffer, Rafa Cabrera Bello

9.35am: Sebastian Soderberg, Oliver Wilson

9.45am: Asun Wu, Sam Horsfield

9.55am: Matthieu Pavon, Kurt Kitayama

10.10am: Min Woo Lee, Oliver bekker

10.20am: Connor Syme, Alex Noren

10.30am: Antoine Rozner, Adri Arnaus

10.40am: Gavin Green, Guido Migliozzi

10.50am: Shubhankar Sharma, Hurly Long

11.00am: Thorbjorn Olesen, Victor Perez

11.10am: Richard Bland, Tyrrell Hatton

11.20am: Callum Shinkwin, Yannik Paul

11.35am: Pablo Larrazabal, Richie Ramsay

11.45am: Rasmus Hojgaard, Robert MacIntyre

11.55am: Jon Rahm, Ewen Ferguson

12.05pm: Adrian Otaegui, Thriston Lawrence

12.15pm: Jordan Smith, Adrian Meronk

12.25pm: Shane Lowry, Viktor Hovland

12.35pm: Tommy Fleetwood, Matt Fitzpatrick

12.45pm: Ryan Fox, Rory McIlroy

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Hero MotoCorp has today been confirmed as the new Title Partner of the Dubai Desert Classic, the second Rolex Series event of the 2024 DP World Tour season.

The Hero Dubai Desert Classic brings together Hero MotoCorp, the world’s largest manufacturer of motorcycles, and the DP World Tour’s longest-running event in the Middle East. The iconic tournament returns to Emirates Golf Club on January 18-21 for its 35th edition and will once again boast a stellar field headed by world number two and three-time Dubai Desert Classic winner Rory McIlroy.

The tournament was elevated to Rolex Series status in 2022 and next year will once again form part of the traditional ‘Desert Swing’, which annually attracts golf’s leading players to the region. The four-week series of events begins in January with the Hero Cup - a new team match play contest aimed at giving European players experience in the format ahead of the 2023 Ryder Cup – followed by back-to-back Rolex Series events in Abu Dhabi and Dubai and concluding at the Ras al Khaimah Championship.

The new agreement extends Hero MotoCorp’s long-term relationship with the DP World Tour which began in 2015 at the Hero Indian Open. Since then, Hero has also supported the Hero Challenge - a series of fast-paced showpiece events and short form social and digital content, which have taken golf to new audiences - as well as the Hero Open, which featured on the DP World Tour schedule from 2020 to 2022.

Hero MotoCorp will be Title Partner of three events on the 2024 DP World Tour International Schedule – the Hero Cup, Hero Dubai Desert Classic and Hero Indian Open.

Dr. Pawan Munjal, Chairman & CEO, Hero MotoCorp, said: “We continue to have a long -term partnership with the DP World Tour; and the Hero Dubai Desert Classic is an extension of this engagement. We are delighted to be associated with this iconic event and will now be supporting two much-awaited marquee tournaments in the Middle East – the Hero Cup and the Hero Dubai Desert Classic – as part of the traditional Desert Swing. It surely promises to be an exciting start to the season, and we look forward to seeing world-class golf on display.”

Simon Corkill, Executive Tournament Director – Hero Dubai Desert Classic, said: “We are delighted to welcome Hero MotoCorp as the new Title Partner of the Dubai Desert Classic as we once again prepare to host a global field at Emirates Golf Club.

“Hero have been supportive of golf, and particularly innovation in the game, for a number of years and we look forward to working together to continue the evolution of the tournament as we enter our second year as part of the Rolex Series.”

Keith Pelley, CEO of the DP World Tour, said: “It is my pleasure to welcome Hero MotoCorp as the new Title Partner of the Hero Dubai Desert Classic. We are proud to further develop our long-term relationship with Hero MotoCorp and thank Dr Pawan Munjal for his continued support of golf in general and the DP World Tour in particular.

“January promises to bring yet another memorable edition of this historic event, as we once again welcome some of the best players in the world to Dubai for the second Rolex Series event of 2023, two weeks after an exciting season-opener in the new Hero Cup.”

The Dubai Desert Classic was the DP World Tour’s first event in the Middle East region in 1989, cementing the Tour’s relationship with Dubai and the United Arab Emirates. That association has developed significantly since then, including through the introduction in 2009 of the season-long Race to Dubai, and the ground-breaking evolution of the European Tour group’s long-term partnership with DP World, with the leading provider of global smart end-to-end supply chain and logistics solutions becoming the Title Partner of the group’s main Tour from the start of the 2022 season.

The historic event has been won by some of golf’s great names, including Major Champions Seve Ballesteros, Ernie Els, Fred Couples, Jose Maria Olazábal, Mark O’Meara, Tiger Woods, Henrik Stenson, Rory McIlroy, Danny Willett, Sergio Garcia and Bryson DeChambeau.

For more information about the Hero Dubai Desert Classic, please visit the  tournament website here . For tickets, visit  ticketmaster.ae

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DP World Tour: 2024 season schedule revealed with new play-off double-header to conclude Race to Dubai

The creation of "three new and distinct phases" on next year's calendar on the Race to Dubai; number one player to be crowned at end of new-look double-header in November 2024 at DP World Tour Play-Offs; watch live on Sky Sports Golf next year

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The DP World Tour will feature a first-ever play-off double-header to finish the season and an increased overall prize fund as part of a new-look schedule for 2024.

Announcing an overhauled calendar which features a minimum of 44 tournaments in 24 countries, next year's season will conclude with two DP World Tour Play-Offs in November in the United Arab Emirates - where the year's number one player will be crowned.

The calendar features what are described as "three new and distinct phases" on the Race to Dubai.

These three phases are as follows:

• Five Global Swings from November 2023 to August 2024
• The Back 9 - featuring nine of the DP World Tour's most historic tournaments and national Opens - from September 2024 to October 2024
• Two DP World Tour Play-Offs - the Abu Dhabi Championship and the DP World Tour Championship, Dubai - in November 2024.

Players will compete for an overall record prize fund of $148.5m (excluding the majors).

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"Our 2024 season will see our members come together to compete across a global schedule, with greater opportunities and rewards than ever before," said Keith Pelley, the DP World Tour's chief executive.

"The many new and original enhancements we have introduced will guarantee drama and excitement for our fans, our broadcasters and all our stakeholders across the entire season and means, more than ever, that every week counts on the DP World Tour."

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The decision to move the Abu Dhabi Championship from its usual January slot to the penultimate event in November will create a blockbuster end to the season, featuring the leading 70 players on the Race to Dubai rankings.

The top 50 at the end of that tournament then qualify for the season-ending DP World Tour Championship, Dubai on November 14-17. Jon Rahm won the 2022 tournament, with Rory McIlroy finishing as the season's number one for the fourth time.

The Global Swings explained and the full 2024 schedule

The opening eight months of the campaign will feature five individual 'Swings', taking in events around different parts of the globe.

These are titled The Opening Swing, The International Swing, The Asian Swing, The European Swing and The Closing Swing.

Each swing will have its own individual rankings and champion, who will each earn $200,000 from an overall $1m bonus pool. The champions of each Swing will qualify for each of the 'Back 9' events. The five Swings will also offer qualification into the first three Rolex Series events.

This phase of the season will feature a new Pro-Am event, the Dubai Invitational played at Dubai Creek Resort from January 11-14. The Tour is also returning to Bahrain for the first time since 2011 at the Bahrain Championship at the start of February.

The Volvo China Open (May 2-5) also returns for the first time in five years.

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The Global Swings are followed by a succession of big-name events in the Back 9, beginning with the British Masters hosted by Sir Nick Faldo. This schedule also features the BMW PGA Championship and Alfred Dunhill Links.

The top 110 players on the Race to Dubai Rankings at the conclusion of this phase in October will earn their DP World Tour cards for 2025, with the top 70 then entering the Playoffs.

Opening Swing

November 23-26 2023 - Fortinet Australian PGA Championship (Royal Queensland GC, Brisbane, Australia)

November 23-26 ​​​​​​ - Joburg Open (Houghton GC, Johannesburg, South Africa)

November 30-December 3 - ISPS Handa Australian Open (The Australian GC & The Lakes GC, Sydney, Australia)

November 30-December 3 - Investec South African Open Championship (Blair Atholl Golf & Equestrian Estate, Lanseria, Johannesburg, South Africa)

December 7-10 - Alfred Dunhill Championship (Leopard Creek CC, Malelane, South Africa)

December 14-17 - AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open (Heritage La Réserve GC, Heritage Bel Ombre, Mauritius)

International Swing

January 11-14 2024 - Dubai Invitational (Dubai Creek Resort, Dubai, UAE)

January 18-21 - Hero Dubai Desert Classic (Emirates GC, Dubai, UAE)

January 25-28 - Ras Al Khaimah Championship (Al Hamra GC, Ras Al Khaimah, UAE)

February 1-4 - Bahrain Championship (Royal GC, Kingdom of Bahrain)

February 22-25 - Magical Kenya Open (Muthaiga GC, Nairobi, Kenya)

February 29-March 3 - SDC Championship (TBC, South Africa)

March 7-10 - Jonsson Workwear Open (TBC, South Africa)

Asian Swing

March 21-24 - Singapore Classic (Laguna National Golf Resort Club, Singapore)

March 28-31 - Asian Event TBA (TBC)

April 11-14 - The Masters (Augusta National GC, Augusta, Georgia, USA)

April 18-21 - Korea Championship (Jack Nicklaus Golf Club Korea, Incheon, South Korea)

April 25-28 - ISPS HANDA - CHAMPIONSHIP (Taiheiyo Club, Gotemba Course, Gotemba City, Japan)

May 2-5 - Volvo China Open (Hidden Grace GC, Shenzhen, China)

May 16-19 - PGA Championship (Valhalla GC, Louisville, Kentucky, USA)

European Swing

May 23-26 - Soudal Open (Rinkven International GC, Antwerp, Belgium)

May 30-June 2 - European Open (Green Eagle Golf Courses, Hamburg, Germany)

June 6-9 - Volvo Car Scandinavian Mixed (TBC, Sweden)

June 13-16 - US Open (Pinehurst Resort & CC, Pinehurst, North Carolina, USA)

June 20-23 - KLM Open (The International, Amsterdam, The Netherlands)

June 27-30 - Italian Open (TBC, Italy)

July 4-7 - BMW International Open (Golfclub München Eichenried, Munich, Germany)

Closing Swing

July 11-14 - Genesis Scottish Open (The Renaissance Club, North Berwick, Scotland)

July 11-14 - Event TBA (TBC, USA)

July 18-21 - The 152nd Open (Royal Troon GC, Ayrshire, Scotland)

July 18-21 - Barracuda Championship (Tahoe Mt. Club, Truckee, California, USA)

August 1-4 - Olympic Men's Golf Competition (Le Golf National, Paris, France)

August 15-18 - D+D Real Czech Masters (Albatross Golf Resort, Prague, Czech Republic)

August 22-25 - Danish Golf Championship (Lübker Golf Resort, Aarhus, Denmark)

August 29-September 1 - Betfred British Masters hosted by Sir Nick Faldo (The Belfry, Sutton Coldfield, England)

September 5-8 - Omega European Masters (Crans-sur-Sierre GC, Crans Montana, Switzerland)

September 12-15 - Horizon Irish Open (Royal County Down GC, Newcastle, Co Down, Northern Ireland)

September 19-22 - BMW PGA Championship (Wentworth Club, Virginia Water, Surrey, England)

September 26-29 - acciona Open de España presented by Madrid (Club de Campo Villa de Madrid, Madrid, Spain)

October 3-6 - Alfred Dunhill Links Championship (Old Course St Andrews, Carnoustie & Kingsbarns, Scotland)

October 10-13 - Open de France (Le Golf National, Paris, France)

October 17-20 - Andalucia Masters (Real Club de Golf Sotogrande, San Roque, Andalucia, Spain)

October 24-27 - Event TBA (TBC)

DP World Tour Play-Offs

November 7-10 - Abu Dhabi Championship (Yas Links, Abu Dhabi, UAE)

November 14-17 - DP World Tour Championship (Jumeirah Golf Estates, Earth Course, Dubai, UAE)

*major championships in bold

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Sleeper Picks: RBC Heritage

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Taylor Moore (+6600) … When a guy keeps fulfilling targets as he did for a Top 5 at +900 for the Texas Children’s Houston Open (T2) and again for a Top 20 at +400 at the Masters (T20), both after an impressive T12 in his first-ever title defense at the Valspar Championship, is he really a Sleeper anymore? Better yet, because he keeps fulfilling the targets, there’s a progression that what the work is yielding must be piggybacked. So, here he is yet again, but this time to win. He debuted at the RBC Heritage last year with a T11 and he’s among the best on approach on the PGA TOUR this year. He’s also guaranteed a 16th consecutive payday, so he’s been in a groove for far longer than the recent surge.

Tommy Fleetwood (+333) … In full disclosure, the Brit was supposed to be in the Power Rankings. I simply glossed over my handwritten note that he was one of the 15 to include. My shortlist was at 19 but I wound up including one of the four that I had cut. That’s OK because, while continuity over time is important for that weekly preview, 15 still is an arbitrary target. So, perhaps that’ll be a happy accident that’ll follow the purposeful likes of Will Zalatoris at The Genesis Invitational (+650), Taylor Moore at the Texas Children’s (+900) and Collin Morikawa (+750) as golfers who have converted on this bet in Sleepers in 2024. Now, Fleetwood is but sixth-shortest for the same at the RBC Heritage, but part of that is a product of the fact that there are only 69 golfers in play. The rest is all him. He’s 3-for-4 at Harbour Town with a personal-best T10 in 2022, and he’s on the bounce of a T7-T3 the last two weeks. Also, he was a winner earlier this year at the Dubai Invitational.

Tommy Fleetwood finishes with birdie on No. 18 at Valero

Thomas Detry (+650) … While he’s rested since a co-runner-up at the Texas Children’s three weeks ago – his second top-four finish and fourth top 20 of his last eight, including a T4 at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am where greens are similarly as small as Harbour Town’s – this is just as much about the overall fit for the track. En route to missing the cut in his debut last year, the course beat him up during his opening, 3-over 74, but among those who slammed trunks – well, gently lowered the liftgate via the key fob – no one scored lower than his 3-under 68 that followed. Proving that his game improves nearest the hole, he led the field at Memorial Park in scrambling.

Tom Hoge (+200) … Focusing only on the golfers for whom the kickback is at least twice the outlay, the available subset is thin in a small field, but it was a bona fide surprise to find him in it. He’s cashed only twice in six appearances, but that he continues to return is proof that he’s fond of Harbour Town. With the guarantee of four rounds for the first time this week, whatever demons he fights about the place won’t be a factor as it concerns contributing to the season-long cause, but his form in 2024 has been strong enough to bury the demons for good, anyway. He arrives with a consecutive cuts-made streak of nine that includes two top 10s and another four top 20s. Also, inside the top 20 on TOUR in greens hit and adjusted scoring, and he’s No. 1 in proximity to the hole and par-3 scoring.

Adam Svensson (+200) … With no cut and only 69 commits, BetMGM split the difference between a customary market for a Top 40 and presented this. And in a similar vein as the Top 20 market, the objective is to focus on the options that would double the return on investment. Among the dozen or so options is the Canadian in his third start, the first of which resulted in a T26 in a full field in 2022. He’s struggled of late but his skill set as a tee-to-green performer plays up at Harbour Town, so it’s not surprising that his scoring average in eight rounds on the par 71 is 69.38.

Odds were sourced at BetMGM.

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Rob Bolton is a Golfbet columnist for the PGA TOUR. The Chicagoland native has been playing fantasy golf since 1994, so he was just waiting for the Internet to catch up with him. Follow Rob Bolton on Twitter .

Francesco Molinari

• Birthdate 11/8/1982 (41)
• Birthplace Turin, Italy
• College University of Torino
• Swing Right
• Turned Pro 2004

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