After the remarkable success of the 2019 Dubai Duty Free Irish Open, register your interest to be the first to hear about the 2020 event and how to be there.

The 2019 Scandinavian Invitation will be the first of a new era for the Swedish tournament, with the nine-year backing of Nordea coming to an end in 2018. England’s Paul Waring won last year’s event at Hills Golf & Sports Club in what was his 200th European Tour start.

After the success of the Porsche European Open 2018, which witnessed British underdog Richard McEvoy triumph over US star Bryson DeChambeau, we are delighted to present the hospitality offerings for 2019.

The Solheim Cup is the pinnacle of women’s golf with the best golfers from Europe and USA going head-to-head in the most exciting, competitive format in golf, the 16th edition of the event promises to be the biggest golf event of the 2019.

From September 9th – 15th 2019, Gleneagles will be at the centre of the golfing universe and watched by millions around the world as the biennial contest re-visits Scotland, the ‘Home of Golf’ for the first time since 2000.

After the triumph of the 2018 BMW PGA Championship, we are very excited to present the hospitality offerings for 2019.

The BMW PGA Championship has moved from its traditional May date to a new September slot. Held at the prestigious Wentworth Golf Club, the BMW PGA Championship will be the fourth Rolex Series event of the year.

The Championship has been staged annually in several prestigious locations since 1955 , but has remained at the iconic Wentworth club since 1972. Winners of this tournament include many golfing legends including Sir Nick Faldo and Seve Ballesteros whose clubs hang in Wentworth Clubhouse’s hall of fame.

The weekend’s after play concerts will provide an enjoyable ending to your time at the tournament. 2018 saw chart toppers, Rudimental, and Scottish rock band, Simple Minds, take to the stage.

After the triumph of Team Europe at The 2018 Ryder Cup and the success of the 2018 Open de France, we are very excited to return to Le Golf National in 2019 with a refreshed hospitality offering.

Held at Dom Pedro Victoria Golf Course, the Portugal Masters has been part of the European Tour’s International Schedule since 2007. In its 12-year history, Englishman Tom Lewis is the only man to win the event twice, having triumphed in 2011 and 2018.

The final Rolex Series event of the year will again be the DP World Tour Championship, Dubai, where the Race to Dubai winner will be crowned at the end of the season. The event, which has been held at Jumeirah Golf Estates since its inception in 2009, brings the curtain down on the year-long European Tour season.