Irish Open Shifted to Early July in DP World Tour's 2027 Schedule
The DP World Tour has announced its 2027 calendar, moving the Irish Open to an early July date.

The DP World Tour has confirmed its schedule for the 2027 season, according to BBC Sport, with the Irish Open set to take place in early July next year.
The announcement marks a change in timing for the tournament, one of the tour's long-standing events, as organisers finalise the calendar for the upcoming season.
Further details of the full 2027 DP World Tour schedule, including other event dates and venues, were not specified in the initial announcement.
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- Irish Open moved as tour confirms 2027 schedule — BBC Sport
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