Key dates confirmed between April and October next year
The Isle of Man's main tournament schedule for 2027 has now been confirmed.
Isle of Man Golf Union has announced the key dates for no fewer than nine events to be held between late April and early October next year.
Among those is confirmation that the 2027 Isle of Man Championships will be held at Douglas Golf Club between Saturday, 19 June and finals day on Sunday, 27 June.
The Douglas course will also play host to the popular W A Kirkpatrick Trophy next year a few weeks earlier on Sunday, 23 May whilst the 2027 Isle of Man Junior Championships on 30 May will take place at Peel.
Elsewhere, the 72 Hole Strokeplay Championship will play out across two different venues with Peel hosting round one on Sunday, 2 May and the Comis at Mount Murray running round two.
As it stands, the 2027 season is due to conclude with the Autumn Meeting on Saturday, 9 October with a venue for that still to be confirmed.
You can view the current 2027 Isle of Man golf calendar in full below:
2027 Isle of Man Golf Tournament Calendar
Sunday, 25 April - Spring Meeting (King Edward Bay)
Sunday, 2 May - 72 Hole Srtokeplay Championship Round One (Peel)
Sunday, 9 May - 72 Hole Strokeplay Championship Round Two (Comis at Mount Murray)
Sunday, 23 May - W A Kirkpatrick Trophy (Douglas)
Sunday, 30 May - Isle of Man Junior Championship (Peel)
Saturday, 19 June - Isle of Man Championship Qualifiers (Douglas)
Sunday, 20 June - Isle of Man Championship Women's Qualifier (Douglas)
Monday, 21 June - Isle of Man Championship Women's Plate (Douglas)
Tuesday, 22 June to Friday, 25 June - Isle of Man Championship Knockout Rounds (to be agreed with venue)
Sunday, 27 June- Isle of Man Championship Final (Douglas)
Sunday, 25 July - Isle of Man Seniors Championship (Castletown)
Sunday, 15 August - Kay Fox (Rowany)
Sunday, 26 September - Memorial Trophy (Ramsey)
Saturday, 9 October - Autumn Meeting (TBC)

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