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Rolex Series (golf)

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Golf tournament series
Golf tournament
Rolex Series
Tournament information
LocationInternational
Established2017
TourEuropean Tour
FormatStroke play
Tournament record score
Aggregate260Brandon Stone (2018)
To par−25Tommy Fleetwood (2025)
−25Aaron Rai (2025)

TheRolex Series is a series of men's professionalgolf tournaments played internationally, as part of theEuropean Tour.

History

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The series was unveiled for the2017 season and began with eight events, all with elevated purses in comparison with regular events on theEuropean Tour. The minimum purse for each event wasUS$7,000,000, with theDP World Tour Championship, Dubai having an $8 million purse.[1][2]

The inaugural events as part of the series were:

From the 2019 season onwards, theAbu Dhabi HSBC Championship became a designated Rolex Series event and the Open de France was relegated to a regular tour event.[3] In 2020, the season was severely impacted by theCOVID-19 pandemic; as a result, the Turkish Airlines Open and the Nedbank Golf Challenge were cancelled, and the Irish and Italian Opens were downgraded to regular events.[4]

In 2021, the Rolex Series was reduced to four tournaments; the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship, the Scottish Open, the BMW PGA Championship and the season-ending DP World Tour Championship, Dubai. The four events did have increased prize funds up to $8 million however.[5] TheDubai Desert Classic was added to the series for the 2022 season.[6]

In 2023, all Rolex Series purses were increased to $9 million.[7]

2017 season

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Schedule

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DateTournamentWinnerScoreTo parMargin of
victory		Runner(s)-upRef.
28 MayBMW PGA ChampionshipSwedenAlex Norén277−112 strokesItalyFrancesco Molinari[8]
2 JulHNA Open de FranceEnglandTommy Fleetwood272−121 strokeUnited StatesPeter Uihlein[9]
9 JulDubai Duty Free Irish OpenSpainJon Rahm264−246 strokesScotlandRichie Ramsay
EnglandMatthew Southgate		[10]
16 JulAberdeen Asset Management Scottish OpenSpainRafa Cabrera-Bello275−13PlayoffEnglandCallum Shinkwin[11]
15 OctItalian OpenEnglandTyrrell Hatton263−211 strokeThailandKiradech Aphibarnrat
EnglandRoss Fisher		[12]
5 NovTurkish Airlines OpenEnglandJustin Rose266−181 strokeBelgiumNicolas Colsaerts
South AfricaDylan Frittelli		[13]
12 NovNedbank Golf ChallengeSouth AfricaBranden Grace277−111 strokeScotlandScott Jamieson[14]
19 NovDP World Tour Championship, DubaiSpainJon Rahm269−191 strokeThailandKiradech Aphibarnrat
Republic of IrelandShane Lowry		[15]

2018 season

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Schedule

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DateTournamentWinnerScoreTo parMargin of
victory		Runner(s)-upRef.
27 MayBMW PGA ChampionshipItalyFrancesco Molinari271−172 strokesNorthern IrelandRory McIlroy[16]
3 JunItalian OpenDenmarkThorbjørn Olesen262−221 strokeItalyFrancesco Molinari[17]
1 JulHNA Open de FranceSwedenAlex Norén277−71 strokeScotlandRussell Knox
United StatesJulian Suri
EnglandChris Wood		[18]
8 JulDubai Duty Free Irish OpenScotlandRussell Knox274−14PlayoffNew ZealandRyan Fox[19]
15 JulAberdeen Standard Investments Scottish OpenSouth AfricaBrandon Stone260−204 strokesEnglandEddie Pepperell[20]
4 NovTurkish Airlines OpenEnglandJustin Rose267−17PlayoffChinaLi Haotong[21]
11 NovNedbank Golf ChallengeEnglandLee Westwood273−153 strokesSpainSergio García[22]
18 NovDP World Tour Championship, DubaiEnglandDanny Willett270−182 strokesUnited StatesPatrick Reed
EnglandMatt Wallace		[23]

2019 season

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Schedule

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DateTournamentWinnerScoreTo parMargin of
victory		Runner(s)-upRef.
19 JanAbu Dhabi HSBC ChampionshipRepublic of IrelandShane Lowry270−181 strokeSouth AfricaRichard Sterne[24]
7 JulDubai Duty Free Irish OpenSpainJon Rahm264−162 strokesEnglandAndy Sullivan
AustriaBernd Wiesberger		[25]
14 JulAberdeen Standard Investments Scottish OpenAustriaBernd Wiesberger262−22PlayoffFranceBenjamin Hébert[26]
22 SepBMW PGA ChampionshipEnglandDanny Willett268−203 strokesSpainJon Rahm[27]
13 OctItalian OpenAustriaBernd Wiesberger268−161 strokeEnglandMatt Fitzpatrick[28]
10 NovTurkish Airlines OpenEnglandTyrrell Hatton268−20PlayoffFranceBenjamin Hébert
United StatesKurt Kitayama
FranceVictor Perez
AustriaMatthias Schwab
South AfricaErik van Rooyen		[29]
17 NovNedbank Golf ChallengeEnglandTommy Fleetwood276−12PlayoffSwedenMarcus Kinhult[30]
24 NovDP World Tour Championship, DubaiSpainJon Rahm269−191 strokeEnglandTommy Fleetwood[31]

2020 season

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Schedule

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DateTournamentWinnerScoreTo parMargin of
victory		Runner(s)-upRef.
19 JanAbu Dhabi HSBC ChampionshipEnglandLee Westwood269−192 strokesEnglandMatt Fitzpatrick
EnglandTommy Fleetwood
FranceVictor Perez		[32]
31 MayDubai Duty Free Irish OpenDowngraded to regular event
4 Oct
12 Jul		Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish OpenEnglandAaron Rai273−11PlayoffEnglandTommy Fleetwood[33]
11 OctItalian OpenDowngraded to regular event
11 Oct
13 Sep		BMW PGA ChampionshipEnglandTyrrell Hatton269−194 strokesFranceVictor Perez[34]
8 NovTurkish Airlines OpenCancelled due to theCOVID-19 pandemic[35]
6 Dec
15 Nov		Nedbank Golf Challenge
13 Dec
22 Nov		DP World Tour Championship, DubaiEnglandMatt Fitzpatrick273−151 strokeEnglandLee Westwood[36]

2021 season

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Schedule

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DateTournamentWinnerScoreTo parMargin of
victory		Runner(s)-upRef.
24 JanAbu Dhabi HSBC ChampionshipEnglandTyrrell Hatton270−184 strokesAustraliaJason Scrivener[37]
11 JulAbrdn Scottish OpenAustraliaMin Woo Lee266−18PlayoffBelgiumThomas Detry
EnglandMatt Fitzpatrick		[38]
12 SepBMW PGA ChampionshipUnited StatesBilly Horschel269−191 strokeThailandKiradech Aphibarnrat
EnglandLaurie Canter
WalesJamie Donaldson		[39]
21 NovDP World Tour Championship, DubaiUnited StatesCollin Morikawa271−173 strokesSwedenAlexander Björk
EnglandMatt Fitzpatrick		[40]

2022 season

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Schedule

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DateTournamentWinnerScoreTo parMargin of
victory		Runner(s)-upRef.
23 JanAbu Dhabi HSBC ChampionshipBelgiumThomas Pieters278−101 strokeSpainRafa Cabrera-Bello
IndiaShubhankar Sharma		[41]
30 JanSlync.io Dubai Desert ClassicNorwayViktor Hovland276−12PlayoffEnglandRichard Bland[42]
10 JulGenesis Scottish OpenUnited StatesXander Schauffele273−71 strokeUnited StatesKurt Kitayama[43]
11 SepBMW PGA ChampionshipRepublic of IrelandShane Lowry199[a]−171 strokeNorthern IrelandRory McIlroy
SpainJon Rahm		[45]
20 NovDP World Tour ChampionshipSpainJon Rahm268−202 strokesEnglandTyrrell Hatton
SwedenAlex Norén		[46]

2023 season

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Schedule

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DateTournamentWinnerScoreTo parMargin of
victory		Runner(s)-upRef.
22 JanAbu Dhabi HSBC ChampionshipFranceVictor Perez270−181 strokeAustraliaMin Woo Lee
SwedenSebastian Söderberg		[47]
30 JanHero Dubai Desert ClassicNorthern IrelandRory McIlroy269−191 strokeUnited StatesPatrick Reed[48]
16 JulGenesis Scottish OpenNorthern IrelandRory McIlroy265−151 strokeScotlandRobert MacIntyre[49]
17 SepBMW PGA ChampionshipNew ZealandRyan Fox270−181 strokeEnglandTyrrell Hatton
EnglandAaron Rai		[50]
19 NovDP World Tour ChampionshipDenmarkNicolai Højgaard267−212 strokesEnglandTommy Fleetwood
NorwayViktor Hovland
EnglandMatt Wallace		[51]

2024 season

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Schedule

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DateTournamentWinnerScoreTo parMargin of
victory		Runner(s)-upRef.
21 JanHero Dubai Desert ClassicNorthern IrelandRory McIlroy274−141 strokePolandAdrian Meronk[52]
14 JulGenesis Scottish OpenScotlandRobert MacIntyre262−181 strokeAustraliaAdam Scott[53]
22 SepBMW PGA ChampionshipUnited StatesBilly Horschel268−20PlayoffSouth AfricaThriston Lawrence
Northern IrelandRory McIlroy		[54]
10 NovAbu Dhabi HSBC ChampionshipEnglandPaul Waring264−242 strokesEnglandTyrrell Hatton[55]
17 NovDP World Tour ChampionshipNorthern IrelandRory McIlroy273−152 strokesDenmarkRasmus Højgaard[56]

2025 season

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Schedule

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DateTournamentWinnerScoreTo parMargin of
victory		Runner(s)-upRef.
19 JanHero Dubai Desert ClassicEnglandTyrrell Hatton273−151 strokeNew ZealandDaniel Hillier[57]
13 JulGenesis Scottish OpenUnited StatesChris Gotterup265−152 strokesNorthern IrelandRory McIlroy
EnglandMarco Penge		[58]
14 SepBMW PGA ChampionshipSwedenAlex Norén269−19PlayoffFranceAdrien Saddier[59]
9 NovAbu Dhabi HSBC ChampionshipEnglandAaron Rai263−25PlayoffEnglandTommy Fleetwood[60]
16 NovDP World Tour ChampionshipEnglandMatt Fitzpatrick270−18PlayoffNorthern IrelandRory McIlroy[61]

Multiple winners

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RankPlayerWinsTournaments won
T1EnglandTyrrell Hatton52017Italian Open,
2019Turkish Airlines Open,
2020 BMW PGA Championship,
2021Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship,
2025Hero Dubai Desert Classic
SpainJon Rahm2017Dubai Duty Free Irish Open,
2017DP World Tour Championship, Dubai,
2019Dubai Duty Free Irish Open,
2019DP World Tour Championship, Dubai,
2022DP World Tour Championship
3Northern IrelandRory McIlroy42023Hero Dubai Desert Classic,
2023Genesis Scottish Open,
2024Hero Dubai Desert Classic,
2024DP World Tour Championship
4SwedenAlex Norén32017 BMW PGA Championship,
2018HNA Open de France,
2025BMW PGA Championship
T5EnglandMatt Fitzpatrick22020DP World Tour Championship, Dubai,
2025DP World Tour Championship
EnglandTommy Fleetwood2017HNA Open de France,
2019Nedbank Golf Challenge
United StatesBilly Horschel2021 BMW PGA Championship,
2024BMW PGA Championship
Republic of IrelandShane Lowry2019Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship,
2022BMW PGA Championship
EnglandAaron Rai2020Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish Open,
2025Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship
EnglandJustin Rose2017Turkish Airlines Open,
2018Turkish Airlines Open
EnglandLee Westwood2018Nedbank Golf Challenge,
2020Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship
AustriaBernd Wiesberger2019Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish Open,
2019Italian Open
EnglandDanny Willett2018DP World Tour Championship, Dubai,
2019 BMW PGA Championship

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^Shortened to 54 holes due toOperation London Bridge.[44]

References

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External links

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Major championships
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Other Race to Dubai
tournaments
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(A) –co-sanctioned by thePGA Tour of Australasia; (C) –co-sanctioned by theChina Tour; (I) –co-sanctioned by theProfessional Golf Tour of India; (J) –co-sanctioned by theJapan Golf Tour; (K) –co-sanctioned by theKorean Tour; (P) -co-sanctioned by thePGA Tour; (S) -co-sanctioned by theSunshine Tour.
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