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2020 European Tour

The 2020 European Tour was the 49th season of the European Tour, the main professional golf tour in Europe since its inaugural season in 1972.

2020 European Tour season
Duration28 November 2019 (2019-11-28) – 13 December 2020 (2020-12-13)
Number of official events38[a]
Most winsSouth Africa Christiaan Bezuidenhout (2)
United States John Catlin (2)
Denmark Rasmus Højgaard (2)
England Sam Horsfield (2)
Race to DubaiEngland Lee Westwood
Golfer of the YearEngland Lee Westwood
Players' Player of the YearEngland Lee Westwood
Sir Henry Cotton Rookie of the YearFinland Sami Välimäki
Graduate of the YearFrance Antoine Rozner
UK Swing Order of MeritDenmark Rasmus Højgaard
← 2019
2021 →

Planned changes for 2020

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Rule changes

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In order to combat slow play, from the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship onwards, regulations were introduced whereby a player would receive a one-stroke penalty for two bad times during a tournament.[1]

Scheduling changes

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With the addition of golf at the Olympic Games to the schedule in 2020, the Irish Open was moved to May from its previous date in July in order to avoid a clash with the WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational, which had already been moved to avoid the Olympics. The Open de France was then scheduled opposite the WGC Invitational, and the British Masters was scheduled opposite the Olympics.[2]

Tournament changes

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COVID-19 pandemic impact

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The COVID-19 pandemic had a major impact on the season, with many tournaments being rescheduled or cancelled. All four major championships were affected; The Open Championship was cancelled, and the Masters Tournament, U.S. Open and PGA Championship were moved to dates much later in the year.

After a three-month hiatus following the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters in early March, the tour resumed with a much changed schedule in July. Two dual-ranking events in Austria were followed by a six-tournament stretch in the United Kingdom and three tournaments in Spain and Portugal, with the rescheduled major events starting in late September.

On 13 August, it was announced that Alexander Lévy had become the first European Tour player to return a positive test for COVID-19. He and Romain Wattel, who had been in close contact with Lévy, were withdrawn from the field for the Celtic Classic.[3]

In-season changes

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Due to the 2019–20 Hong Kong protests, the Honma Hong Kong Open, originally scheduled for 28 November – 1 December 2019 as a co-sanctioned event with the Asian Tour, was rescheduled for 9–12 January 2020 as an Asian Tour event without European Tour sanctioning.[4][5]

The COVID-19 pandemic severely impacted the remainder of the schedule.

Schedule

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The following table lists official events during the 2020 season.[46]

Date Tournament Host country Purse R2D
points 		Winner[b] OWGR
points 		Other
tours[c] 		Notes
1 Dec Hong Kong Open Hong Kong – – Removed[d] – ASA
1 Dec Alfred Dunhill Championship South Africa €1,500,000 2,750   Pablo Larrazábal (5) 19 AFR
8 Dec AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open Mauritius €1,000,000 2,000   Rasmus Højgaard (1) 17 AFR, ASA
22 Dec Australian PGA Championship Australia A$1,500,000 2,000   Adam Scott (11) 20 ANZ
12 Jan South African Open South Africa R17,500,000 2,000   Branden Grace (9) 32 AFR[e]
19 Jan Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship UAE US$7,000,000 7,000   Lee Westwood (25) 50 Rolex Series
26 Jan Omega Dubai Desert Classic UAE US$3,250,000 4,250   Lucas Herbert (1) 48
2 Feb Saudi International Saudi Arabia US$3,500,000 4,250   Graeme McDowell (11) 48
9 Feb ISPS Handa Vic Open Australia A$1,600,000 2,000   Min Woo Lee (1) 20 ANZ
23 Feb WGC-Mexico Championship Mexico US$10,500,000 9,000   Patrick Reed (3) 70 World Golf Championship
1 Mar Oman Open Oman US$1,750,000 2,750   Sami Välimäki (1) 24
8 Mar Commercial Bank Qatar Masters Qatar US$1,750,000 2,750   Jorge Campillo (2) 24
22 Mar Hero Indian Open India – – Cancelled[f] – ASA
29 Mar WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play United States – – Cancelled[g] – World Golf Championship
19 Apr Maybank Championship Malaysia – – Cancelled[f] – ASA
26 Apr Volvo China Open China – – Postponed[h] – ASA
24 May Made in Denmark Denmark – – Cancelled[f] –
7 Jun Trophée Hassan II Morocco – – Cancelled[f] –
14 Jun Scandinavian Mixed Sweden – – Cancelled[g] – LET Mixed event[i]
28 Jun BMW International Open Germany – – Cancelled[g] –
5 Jul Open de France France – – Cancelled[g] –
12 Jul[j] Austrian Open Austria €500,000 1,000   Marc Warren (4) 18 CHA
18 Jul[j] Euram Bank Open Austria €500,000 1,000   Joël Stalter (1) 18 CHA New to European Tour
19 Jul The Open Championship England – – Cancelled[g] – Major championship
25 Jul[k]
2 Aug 		Betfred British Masters England €1,250,000 2,000   Renato Paratore (2) 24
2 Aug[j] Hero Open England €1,000,000 2,000   Sam Horsfield (1) 24 New tournament
2 Aug[k]
5 Jul 		WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational United States US$10,500,000 9,000   Justin Thomas (3) 76 World Golf Championship
9 Aug[j] English Championship England €1,000,000 2,000   Andy Sullivan (4) 24 New tournament
9 Aug[k]
17 May 		PGA Championship United States US$11,000,000 10,000   Collin Morikawa (1) 100 Major championship
16 Aug[j] Celtic Classic Wales €1,000,000 2,000   Sam Horsfield (2) 24 New tournament
23 Aug D+D Real Czech Masters Czech Republic – – Cancelled[g] –
23 Aug[j] ISPS Handa Wales Open Wales €1,000,000 2,000   Romain Langasque (1) 24
30 Aug Omega European Masters Switzerland – – Cancelled[g] –
30 Aug[j] ISPS Handa UK Championship England €1,000,000 2,000   Rasmus Højgaard (2) 24 New tournament
6 Sep Porsche European Open Germany – – Cancelled[g] –
6 Sep[k]
3 May 		Estrella Damm N.A. Andalucía Masters Spain €1,250,000 2,000   John Catlin (1) 24
13 Sep[k]
25 Oct 		Portugal Masters Portugal €1,000,000 2,000   George Coetzee (5) 24
20 Sep KLM Open Netherlands – – Cancelled[g] –
20 Sep[j] Open de Portugal Portugal €500,000 1,000   Garrick Higgo (1) 18 CHA
20 Sep[k]
21 Jun 		U.S. Open United States US$12,500,000 10,000   Bryson DeChambeau (2) 100 Major championship
27 Sep[k]
31 May 		Dubai Duty Free Irish Open Northern Ireland €1,250,000 2,000   John Catlin (2) 24 Rolex Series[l]
4 Oct Alfred Dunhill Links Championship Scotland – – Cancelled[g] – Pro-Am
4 Oct[k]
12 Jul 		Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish Open Scotland US$7,000,000 7,000   Aaron Rai (2) 36 Rolex Series
11 Oct[k]
13 Sep 		BMW PGA Championship England US$7,000,000 7,000   Tyrrell Hatton (5) 64 Flagship event[m]
18 Oct Mutuactivos Open de España Spain – – Cancelled[g] –
18 Oct[j] Scottish Championship Scotland €1,000,000 2,000   Adrián Otaegui (3) 24 New tournament
25 Oct[k]
11 Oct 		Italian Open Italy €1,000,000 2,000   Ross McGowan (2) 24 Rolex Series[l]
1 Nov WGC-HSBC Champions China – – Cancelled[g] – World Golf Championship
1 Nov[j] Aphrodite Hills Cyprus Open Cyprus €1,000,000 2,000   Callum Shinkwin (1) 24 New tournament
8 Nov Turkish Airlines Open Turkey – – Cancelled[g] – Rolex Series
8 Nov[j] Aphrodite Hills Cyprus Showdown Cyprus €1,000,000 2,000   Robert MacIntyre (1) 24 New tournament
15 Nov
15 Mar 		Magical Kenya Open Kenya – – Cancelled[g] –
15 Nov[k]
12 Apr 		Masters Tournament United States US$11,500,000 10,000   Dustin Johnson (n/a) 100 Major championship
22 Nov[j] Joburg Open South Africa R19,500,000 2,000   Joachim B. Hansen (1) 19 AFR
29 Nov[j] Alfred Dunhill Championship South Africa R29,000,000 2,750   Christiaan Bezuidenhout (2) 32 AFR[e]
5 Dec[j] Golf in Dubai Championship UAE US$1,200,000 2,000   Antoine Rozner (1) 24 New tournament
6 Dec Australian PGA Championship Australia – – Cancelled[f] – ANZ
6 Dec
15 Nov 		Nedbank Golf Challenge South Africa – – Cancelled[g] – AFR Rolex Series
6 Dec[j] South African Open South Africa R19,500,000 2,000   Christiaan Bezuidenhout (3) 19 AFR
13 Dec[k]
22 Nov 		DP World Tour Championship, Dubai UAE US$8,000,000 12,000   Matt Fitzpatrick (6) 46 Tour Championship[m]

Unofficial events

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The following events were sanctioned by the European Tour, but did not carry official money, nor were wins official.

Date Tournament Host country Purse Winner OWGR
points 		Notes
10 May GolfSixes Cascais Portugal – Cancelled[g] n/a Team event
2 Aug Olympic Games Japan n/a Postponed[n] – Limited-field event
27 Sep Ryder Cup United States n/a Postponed[n] n/a Team event

Location of tournaments

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The tournament locations below represent the original schedule, before any changes due to COVID-19 pandemic.

Race to Dubai

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The Race to Dubai was based on tournament results during the season, calculated using a points-based system.[48][49]

Pos. Player Majors WGCs Rolex Series Top 10s in other ET events Total
pts 		Tmts Money[o]
Opn PGA USO Mas WGC
Mex 		WGC
MP 		WGC
Inv 		WGC
Cha 		Abu Sco BMW
PGA 		Tur Ned DPW
TC 		1 2 3 Reg.
(€m) 		Bon.
($k)
1   Westwood C
A
N
C
E
L
L
E
D		 • T13
151		 T38
69 		T22
99		 C
A
N
C
E
L
L
E
D		 • C
A
N
C
E
L
L
E
D 		1st
1165		 T19
80		 T18
88		 C
A
N
C
E
L
L
E
D		 C
A
N
C
E
L
L
E
D		 2nd
1335 		T10
33		 3,128 15 2.3 500
2   Fitzpatrick CUT
0		 CUT
0		 T46
54 		T37
63		 T6
226 		T2
523		 T42
41		 T7
180		 1st
2000


3,110 10 3.5 300
3   Reed T13
151		 T13
151		 T10
185 		1st
1500		 T47
48 		• • T3
394		 T3
676 		3,104 8 3.0 200
4   Fleetwood T29
89		 CUT
0		 T19
119 		T18
110		 T35
63 		T2
523		 2nd
780		 T13
103		 T10
215 		T3
113		 2,183 11 1.7 150
5   Morikawa 1st
1665		 CUT
0		 T44
61 		T42
53		 T20
103 		• • • T10
215 		2,097 6 1.9 100
6   Perez T22
105		 CUT
0		 T46
54 		T53
34		 T65
22 		T2
523		 T14
99		 2nd
780		 7th
359 		2,073 14 1.6
7   Bezuidenhout CUT
0		 55th
40		 T38
69 		T29
75		 T20
103 		T59
21		 CUT
0		 T40
46		 T14
157 		2nd
472		 1st
460		 1st
335 		1,875 17 1.1
8   Rai • • • • • CUT
0		 1st
1165		 CUT
0		 T51
53 		T10
35		 2nd
222		 3rd
125 		1,741 17 1.3
9   Hatton CUT
0		 CUT
0		 CUT
0 		T6
270		 T69
18 		• • 1st
1165		 T8
284 		1,737 7 1.4
10   Oosthuizen T33
79		 3rd
627		 T23
110 		T51
41		 T6
226 		5th
297		 • • • 2nd
222
1,646 8 1.6
  Win
  Top 10
  Made cut
  Missed cut
• Did not play

UK Swing Order of Merit

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With the return of the European Tour after the COVID-19 hiatus and as part of the new Golf for Good initiative – which underpinned all events for the remainder of the 2020 season – a mini Order of Merit ran for all six events in the "UK Swing", with the top ten players sharing an additional £250,000 to donate to charities of their choice.[51] The top ten, not otherwise exempt, from the standings of the UK Swing Order of Merit after the first five events received entry into the 2020 U.S. Open.[52]

Final standings

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The UK Swing Order of Merit was based on tournament results during the UK Swing, calculated using a points-based system.[51][53]

Pos. Player Event Total
pts 		Tmts Donation
(£)
1 2 3 4 5 6
1   Rasmus Højgaard 2nd
222 		T6
56 		3rd
125 		• • 1st
335 		738 4 60,000
2   Sam Horsfield T10
36 		1st
335 		CUT
0 		1st
335 		T44
10 		• 716 5 50,000
3   Andy Sullivan T4
85 		T41
12 		1st
335 		T47
9 		• T9
42 		483 5 40,000
4   Thomas Detry CUT
0 		2nd
222 		T56
7 		2nd
222 		• • 451 4 30,000
5   Renato Paratore 1st
335 		T28
18 		T34
14 		CUT
0 		T27
17 		• 384 5 20,000
6   Romain Langasque T53
7 		T57
6 		T26
18 		• 1st
335 		CUT
0 		367 5 10,000
(each)
7   Sami Välimäki CUT
0 		• • T6
56 		2nd
222 		• 278 3
8   Adrián Otaegui T35
15 		CUT
0 		2nd
222 		T14
27 		T37
14 		• 277 5
9   Justin Walters CUT
0 		CUT
0 		CUT
0 		T39
13 		CUT
0 		2nd
222 		235 6
10   Matthew Jordan T17
25 		CUT
0 		CUT
0 		T47
9 		T3
113 		T19
23 		170 6
  Win
  Top 10
  Made cut
  Missed cut
• Did not play

U.S. Open qualifiers

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The leading players in the points standings following the ISPS Handa Wales Open, who qualified for 2020 U.S. Open, were as follows:[54]

Awards

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Award Winner Ref.
Golfer of the Year   Lee Westwood [55]
Players' Player of the Year (Seve Ballesteros Award)   Lee Westwood [56]
Sir Henry Cotton Rookie of the Year   Sami Välimäki [57]
Graduate of the Year   Antoine Rozner [58]

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^ A further 22 tournaments were scheduled but were either cancelled, postponed or otherwise removed from the schedule.
  2. ^ The number in brackets after each winner's name is the number of European Tour events they had won up to and including that tournament. This information is only shown for European Tour members.
  3. ^ AFR − Sunshine Tour; ANZ − PGA Tour of Australasia; ASA − Asian Tour; CHA − Challenge Tour; LET − Ladies European Tour.
  4. ^ Postponed due to protest violence;[4] rescheduled to January 2020 without European Tour co-sanctioning.[5]
  5. ^ a b Sunshine Tour flagship event
  6. ^ a b c d e Initially postponed and then later cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
  7. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
  8. ^ Originally postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic before being rescheduled to December 2020 as a sole-sanctioned China Tour event.[6][47]
  9. ^ Field of 78 men and 78 women playing from different sets of tees. Tour ranking and world ranking points based on finish among men's field only.
  10. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o Tournament added to the schedule as part of changes due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
  11. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l Rescheduled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
  12. ^ a b Tournament had Rolex Series event status removed following rescheduling with reduced prize money.
  13. ^ a b Also a Rolex Series tournament.
  14. ^ a b Postponed to 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
  15. ^ In addition to tournament prize money, the top five point scorers received a share of a $1.25m bonus pool.[50]

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