DP World Tour: a guide for U.S. golf fans

The dp world tour’s 2026 calendar stretches across more than two dozen countries and culminates in the Race to Dubai finals, and U.S. fans can watch most events through a Golf Channel rights deal and the tour’s own streaming channels.

The DP World Tour published its 2026 schedule showing an expanded international swing and season-long Race to Dubai that finishes with the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai; the tour’s official site lists dates and venues for the year’s tournaments. (See the schedule for event dates and the Dubai finale.)

An empty championship fairway at dawn with tournament signage silhouettes, bunkers and a distant clubhouse under low sun — quiet, anticipatory scene

In the United States the Golf Channel holds a multi-year media-rights extension to present live DP World Tour coverage, a deal announced in January 2026 that commits broadcast rights through 2030 and includes hundreds of hours of live coverage each year.

Beyond traditional TV, the DP World Tour has launched a DP World Tour FAST channel and expanded streaming options; the tour’s own watch/how-to pages note that World Feed and FAST-channel coverage is available on platforms including Samsung TV Plus, Amazon Prime Video, Fubo and other FAST providers for selected windows.

A neutral living-room scene with an anonymous viewer watching golf on a large smart TV, the screen showing a blurred tournament leaderboard and a green fairway — home-watching atmosphere

What this means for U.S. viewers: expect weekend world-feed coverage across Golf Channel linear broadcasts and the tour’s FAST streams for featured groups and highlights, with full schedules and ticket information posted on the DP World Tour site. The tour’s published calendar and the broadcaster announcement together let fans plan which Rolex Series and signature events to follow live.

For business-minded U.S. readers tracking golf’s media landscape, the DP World Tour’s distribution strategy sits alongside ongoing rival developments in professional golf — including recent news around LIV Golf’s restructuring and player moves that have reshaped rights and competition in the market. See reporting on LIV Golf’s Chapter 11 filing and player commitments for context on the broader market.

The dp world tour remains distinct from the PGA Tour in its global footprint and Race to Dubai structure; the tour’s official pages explain the season-long ranking system that awards points at events and finishes with the season-ending DP World Tour Championship in Dubai.

Sources

DP World Tour (europeantour.com) — 2026 schedule, Race to Dubai calendar and DP World Tour FAST/watch pages.
TVNewsCheck — reporting on the Golf Channel multi-year media rights extension with DP World Tour announced Jan. 15, 2026.
GolfMagic — accessible 2026 schedule summary and event dates used to confirm venues and timing.
Today’s Golfer — overview reporting that the 2026 schedule will feature 42 events across 25 countries and note of schedule changes.
Reuters (via internal links) — contextual reporting on LIV Golf bankruptcy filing and related market moves linked from the internal links pool.

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