Hong Kong and Singapore golf events return to European tour for 2027
The European tour's newfound collaboration with the Asian Tour will see events in Hong Kong and Singapore return to the schedule for 2027. Next year's calendar also features a return for Portugal's national open after an absence of seven years. The PGA Tour, European tour and Asian Tour announced a strategic alliance in July through to 2029, helping provide commercial and playing opportunities…
The European Tour has announced the return of events in Hong Kong and Singapore to their 2027 schedule. The PGA Tour, European Tour, and Asian Tour have formed a strategic alliance set to last until 2029. This partnership aims to provide commercial and playing opportunities and offer a pathway for Asian Tour members to join European circuits.
The return of these events comes immediately, with Singapore Open — established in 1961 — back on the European circuit after a 14-year hiatus, scheduled to be played at Sentosa Golf Club in April. Hong Kong Open, which had been absent for eight years, will resume its European Tour presence in October. Furthermore, the Open de Portugal is set to take place in May as part of the European Swing of events.
Due to the Ryder Cup's scheduling in Ireland from September 17-19, the Irish Open will be moved to July, while the French Open and BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth will be held the weeks leading up to and following the Ryder Cup. Consequently, the global schedule will consist of 42 tournaments across 24 countries.
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