We are excited to announce the 2025 Regional and WPGA tournaments, alongside updates on the qualification process for the 2026 PGA Cup.
The PGA’s Regional schedule will feature a significant number of exciting events, with 330 regional tournaments slated to take place. This total is expected to grow further as additional Pro-Am events are added early in the new year, with details to be communicated via your regional team.
Each region will again feature an Order of Merit (OOM), with valuable Open Series exemptions available for the 2026 season.
Additionally, the qualification process for the 2026 PGA Cup GB&I team has been confirmed. Five players from the PGA Professional Championship two year points cycle will earn spots to take on the PGA of America team, with four players being selected by the 2026 PGA Cup Captain, the final player will qualify through the 2025/26 Open Series OOM.
To see the full tournament schedule for your region, please click the corresponding link below:
| England (East) 2025 | Full schedule |
| England (Midlands) 2025 | Full schedule |
| England and Wales (North) 2025 | Full schedule |
| England and Wales (South-West) 2025 | Full schedule |
| England (South) 2025 | Full schedule |
| Scotland 2025 | Full schedule |
| Ireland 2025 | Full schedule |
The WPGA schedule for 2025 will feature nine tournaments. A major highlight will be the return of the WPGA and Assistants Championship at Goswick Links at the end of June, where Holly Morgan and Holly Haslam will look to defend their respective titles.
The season will then conclude at the over the Old Course as the iconic Royal Troon in September, where the 2024 season ended in a dramatic tie between Hazel McGarvie and Heather MacRae. The season will open with tournaments at a new venue to the schedule with a Pro-Am and a Strokeplay event at Donegal Golf Club in May.
You can see the Women's PGA schedule in full by clicking here.
There will be a tournament for Seniors offering places in the Staysure PGA Championship and exemptions to the final stage of Legends Tour School, previously known as the Q-Series, full details of this tournament will be released in the coming weeks.
Philip Davies, PGA Head of Tournaments reflects on the schedule for 2025 and the conscious decision to notify Members earlier than previous years.
“We are pleased to announce the schedule for both Regional and WPGA tournaments in 2025, which compliments the National Tournament’s that were announced two weeks ago,” he said.
“Included amongst the 330 tournaments announced today include Pro-Only, both single and multi-day Pro-Ams, Trainee and Senior events and welcomes many of the top golf courses across the UK and Ireland as part of our schedule.
"We've launched this year's Regional and WPGA schedules a number of weeks earlier than last year - as part of our strategy to give players and counties more notice and time to plan their diaries for the upcoming season. This is as a result of a great deal of hard work and collaboration between the whole tournament team”
For full details on regional and Women’s PGA tournaments and to register for events, please log in to the Members Area of PGA.info or sign into your BlueGolf account.
