European Tour The European Tour (DP World Tour) stays in the UAE for the Ras al Kaimah Championship at Al Hamra Golf Club. Designed by Peter Harradinethe course is 7325 yards par 72, Slope 140 course rating 75.6. On Bet365 David Howell-$1000 each way Chris Paisley-$500 each way Sebastian García Rodriguez-$276 each way Sami Valmaki-$250 each way Maverick Antcliff-$225
Dubai Desert Classic The European Tour heads back to the Emirates Golf Club, Dubai, UAE for the S-Linc.io Dubai Desert Classic. The Karl Litten course measures 7300 yards (6660m) par 72. On Bet365 David Drysdale-$750 each way Chris Paisley-$750 each way Jonathon Caldwell-$750 each way On Betfair Sebastian Garcia Rodriguez-$1000 Maverick Antcliff-$1000 Steven Brown-$1000 Dale Whitnell-$910* Marcus Kinhult-$900 Jazz
American Express The PGA Tour heads to PGA West, in La Quinta, Palm Springs, California. A Pete Dye course, the Stadium course is 7113 yards (6510m) par 72. On Betfair, Brett Drewitt-$1000 Jonathon Byrd-$1000 Michael Gligic-$1000 Chris Stroud-$1000 special Seung-Yul Noh-$1000 Tyler Duncan-$820 Kevin Chappell-$720 Roger Sloan-$600 JJ Spahn-$630 Nick Taylor-$610 Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship The European Tour opens their 2022
Sony Open of Hawaii The PGA Tour gets its regular event programme going again for 2022 with the Sony Hawaiian Open at the Seth Raynor designed Wai’alae Country club. Raynor was one of America’s greatest pre war, golden age architects and the course of 7125 yards (6515 metres) is rated 74.6 with a slope of 141. On Betfair, I
Sentry Tournament of Champions 2022 The Golfing year commences on the 6th January at the Kapalua Plantation course in Hawaii. The 7596 yard par 73 monster, designed by fabulous architects Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw features magnificent views and heroic carries on a very undulating site. The course has a very high CR of 77 and a slope rating
