Next scheduled events for each professional golf tour worldwide...
By Sky Sports Golf
Last Updated: 28/05/20 12:51pm

With the professional golf schedule thrown into disarray by the coronavirus outbreak, we take a look at when you could see the world's best golfers back in competitive action.
Golf around the globe came to a standstill because of the Covid-19 pandemic, with no events on any of golf's major tours for over two months and many still a long way from returning.

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Here's a look at when each Tour is scheduled to return (details correct as of May 28)...
Men:
Majors: PGA Championship, TPC Harding Park, San Francisco - August 6-9
European Tour: British Masters, Close House, Northumberland - July 22-25
PGA Tour: Charles Schwab Challenge, Colonial Country Club, Texas - June 11-14
Asian Tour: Shinhan Donghae Open - September 10-13
Sunshine Tour: Sunshine Tour Challenge - August 5-7
PGA Tour of Australasia: NT PGA Championship, Palmerston Golf Club, Australia - August 20-23
European Challenge Tour: Euram Bank Open, Austria - July 16-19
Korn Ferry Tour: Korn Ferry Challenge, TPC Sawgrass - Dye's Valley Course, Florida - June 11-14
Mackenzie Tour: ATB Financial Classic, Country Hills GC, Calgary - August 6-9
PGA Tour LatinoAmerica: Brazil event one - August 20-23
Senior Men
Majors: Senior Players Championship, Firestone Country Club - August 13-16
Staysure Tour: Farmoods European Legends Links Championship - Trevose G&CC, Padstow, England - TBC
PGA Tour Champions: The Ally Challenge, Warwick Hills G&CC, Grand Blanc, Michigan - July 31-August 2
Ladies:
Majors: Evian Championship, France - August 6-9
Ladies European Tour: Evian Championship, France - August 6-9

LPGA Tour: Marathon Classic, Ohio - July 23-26
LET Access Series: GolfUppsala Open 2020, Sweden - July 23-25
Symetra Tour: Prasco Charity Championship, Ohio - July 8-10
KLPGA Tour: Resumed on May 14 with the KLPGA Championship

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