2020 in golf

Major championships[1]

• 16–19 July: The Open Championship – Canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic[2]
• 6–9 August (14–17 May): PGA Championship –
• 17–20 September (18–21 June): U.S. Open –
• 12–15 November (9–12 April): Masters Tournament –

World Golf Championships

• 20–23 February: WGC-Mexico Championship – Patrick Reed won by one stroke over Bryson DeChambeau; it was his second win in the tournament.[3]
• 25–29 March: WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play – Canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic[4]
• 30 July – 2 August (2–5 July): WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational –
• 29 October – 1 November: WGC-HSBC Champions –

FedEx Cup playoff events - see 2020 FedEx Cup Playoffs

• 20–23 August (13–16 August): The Northern Trust –
• 27–30 August (20–23 August): BMW Championship –
• 4–7 September (27–30 August): Tour Championship –

Other leading PGA Tour events

• 12–15 March: The Players Championship – Incomplete; canceled following completion of the first round due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[5]

For a complete list of PGA Tour results see 2020 PGA Tour.

Leading European Tour events

• 10–13 September: BMW PGA Championship –
• 19–22 November: DP World Tour Championship, Dubai –

For a complete list of European Tour results see 2020 European Tour.

Team events

• 25–27 September: Ryder Cup –

LPGA majors

• 6–9 August (23–26 July): The Evian Championship – Canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic[8]
• 20–23 August: Women's British Open –
• 10–13 September (2–5 April): ANA Inspiration –
• 8–11 October (25–28 June): KPMG Women's PGA Championship –
• 10–13 December (4–7 June): U.S. Women's Open –

Additional LPGA Tour events

• 17–20 December (19–22 November): CME Group Tour Championship –

For a complete list of LPGA Tour results, see 2020 LPGA Tour.
For a complete list of Ladies European Tour results see 2020 Ladies European Tour.

Team events

• 27–30 August: International Crown –

Senior majors

• 21–24 May: Senior PGA Championship – Canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic[9]
• 25–28 June: U.S. Senior Open – Canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic[10]
• 23–26 July: Senior Open Championship – Postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic[11]
• 13–16 August (9–12 July}: Senior Players Championship –
• 24–27 September (7–10 May): Regions Tradition –

Charles Schwab Cup playoff events

• 16–18 October: Dominion Charity Classic –
• 30 October – 1 November: Boca Raton Championship –
• 5–8 November: Charles Schwab Cup Championship –

Full results

• 2020 PGA Tour Champions season
• 2020 European Senior Tour

• 9–12 July: U.S. Senior Women's Open – Canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic[10]
• 30 July – 1 August: Senior LPGA Championship – Canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic[12]

• 16–19 January: Latin America Amateur Championship – Abel Gallegos won by four strokes over Aaron Terrazas.[13]
• 22–27 May: NCAA Division I Women's Golf Championships – Canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic[14]
• 29 May – 3 June: NCAA Division I Men's Golf Championships – Canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic[14]
• 12–14 June: Curtis Cup – Postponed until 2021 due to COVID-19 pandemic[15]
• 22–25 July: European Ladies Amateur Championship –
• 3–9 August: U.S. Women's Amateur –
• 10–16 August: U.S. Amateur –
• 24–29 August (15–20 June): The Amateur Championship –
• 24–29 August (23–27 June): British Ladies Amateur –
• 2–5 September (24–27 June): European Amateur –
• 25–28 September: Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship –
• 14–17 October: Espirito Santo Trophy – Canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic[16]
• 21–24 October: Eisenhower Trophy – Canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic[16]

• 30 July – 8 August: Summer Olympics – Postponed until 2021.[17]

• 9 January – Pete Dye (born 1925), American golf course architect and member of the World Golf Hall of Fame.[18]
• 17 February – Mickey Wright (born 1935), American golfer and member of the World Golf Hall of Fame. She won 82 LPGA Tour tournaments, including 13 majors.[19]
• 26 March – John O'Leary (born 1949), Irish professional golfer who won twice on the European Tour.[20]
• 12 April – Doug Sanders (born 1933), American professional golfer who had 20 wins on the PGA Tour.[21]
• 23 April – Peter Gill (born 1930), English professional golf who played on the European Tour.[22]
• 27 April – Edean Anderson Ihlanfeldt (born 1930), American amateur golfer who won the Canadian Women's Amateur and the U.S. Senior Women's Amateur.[23]
• 28 April – Bob Betley (born 1940), American professional golfer who won on the Senior PGA Tour.[24]
• 15 May – Ernie Gonzalez (born 1961), American professional golfer who had one PGA Tour win.[25]
• 15 May – Steve Spray (born 1940), American professional golfer who had one PGA Tour win.[26]

This table summarizes all the results referred to above in date order.

Dates	Tournament	Status or tour	Winner
16–19 Jan	Latin America Amateur Championship	Amateur men's individual tournament	Abel Gallegos
20–23 Feb	WGC-Mexico Championship	World Golf Championships	Patrick Reed
12–15 Mar	The Players Championship	PGA Tour	Incomplete, canceled
25–29 Mar	WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play	World Golf Championships	Canceled
21–24 May	Senior PGA Championship	Senior major	Canceled
22–27 May	NCAA Division I Women's Golf Championships	U.S. college championship	Canceled
29 May – 3 Jun	NCAA Division I Men's Golf Championships	U.S. college championship	Canceled
12–14 Jun	Curtis Cup	Amateur women's team event	Postponed until 2021
25–28 Jun	U.S. Senior Open	Senior major	Canceled
9–12 Jul	U.S. Senior Women's Open	Senior women's major	Canceled
16–19 Jul	The Open Championship	Men's major	Canceled
22–25 Jul	European Ladies Amateur Championship	Amateur women's individual tournament
23–26 Jul	The Senior Open Championship	Senior major	Postponed
30 Jul – 2 Aug	WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational	World Golf Championships
30 Jul – 1 Aug	Senior LPGA Championship	Senior women's major	Canceled
30 Jul – 8 Aug	Summer Olympics	Men's and women's Olympic competition	Postponed until 2021
6–9 Aug	PGA Championship	Men's major
6–9 Aug	The Evian Championship	LPGA Tour and Ladies European Tour major	Canceled
3–9 Aug	U.S. Women's Amateur	Amateur women's individual tournament
10–16 Aug	U.S. Amateur	Amateur men's individual tournament
13–16 Aug	Constellation Senior Players Championship	Senior major
20–23 Aug	AIG Women's British Open	LPGA Tour and Ladies European Tour major
20–23 Aug	The Northern Trust	PGA Tour FedEx Cup playoff
24–29 Aug	The Amateur Championship	Amateur men's individual tournament
24–29 Aug	British Ladies Amateur	Amateur women's individual tournament
27–30 Aug	BMW Championship	PGA Tour FedEx Cup playoff
27–30 Aug	International Crown	LPGA Tour team event
2–5 Sep	European Amateur	Amateur men's individual tournament
4–7 Sep	The Tour Championship	PGA Tour FedEx Cup playoff
10–13 Sep	BMW PGA Championship	European Tour
10–13 Sep	ANA Inspiration	LPGA major
17–20 Sep	U.S. Open	Men's major
24–27 Sep	Regions Tradition	Senior major
25–27 Sep	Ryder Cup	United States team vs. European team men's professional team event
25–28 Sep	Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship	Amateur men's individual tournament
8–11 Oct	KPMG Women's PGA Championship	LPGA major
14–17 Oct	Espirito Santo Trophy	Amateur men's individual tournament	Canceled
16–18 Oct	Dominion Charity Classic	PGA Tour Champions Charles Schwab Cup playoff
21–24 Oct	Eisenhower Trophy	Amateur men's individual tournament	Canceled
29 Oct – 1 Nov	WGC-HSBC Champions	World Golf Championships
30 Oct – 1 Nov	Boca Raton Championship	PGA Tour Champions Charles Schwab Cup playoff
5–8 Nov	Charles Schwab Cup Championship	PGA Tour Champions Charles Schwab Cup playoff
12–15 Nov	Masters Tournament	Men's major
19–22 Nov	DP World Tour Championship, Dubai	European Tour
10–13 Dec	U.S. Women's Open	LPGA major
17–20 Dec	CME Group Tour Championship	LPGA Tour