Rory McIlroy schedule and results 2025: When and where is Masters champion playing next?

Masters champion Rory McIlroy is taking two-week break from the sport after he won his seventh Race to Dubai title at the DP World Tour Championship. 

McIlroy lost the $10m season finale to his Ryder Cup teammate Matthew Fitzpatrick in a play-off, but consolation came in the form of lifting his seventh Harry Vardon trophy. 

It meant he surpassed the late, great, Seve Ballesteros in order of merit titles and saw him inch closer to matching Colin Montgomerie's record. 

"He means so much to this Tour and the European Ryder Cup team," a tearful McIlroy, 36, told reporters of Ballesteros. 

"We rally so much around his spirit, his quotes and everything he meant for European golf. To surpass him this year, I did not get this far in my dream."

On chasing Montgomerie's record, McIlroy declared: "I want it. Of course I do.

"I was the first European to win the grand slam and I would love to be the European with the most wins in terms of the season-long races."

McIlroy's achievement in the Middle East was the latest in a truly remarkable season in which he won The Masters, Players Championship, Irish Open and Pebble Beach Pro-Am.

He also delivered a talismanic performance for Europe in their Ryder Cup victory over the United States at Bethpage Black in September. 

There is only one tournament remaining in McIlroy's 2025 schedule, with the golfer expected to tee it up down under at the Australian Open in two weeks' time. 

The national open is being held at Royal Melbourne over 4-7 December. 

McIlroy is also scheduled to take part in a TV skills-challenge on 17 December. The Golf Channel Games will be played at Trump National in Florida. 

The Northern Irishman will team up with Shane Lowry, Luke Donald and Haotong Li against Scottie Scheffler, Sam Burns, Luke Clanton and Keegan Bradley. 

GolfMagic is tracking Rory McIlroy's schedule and results on this page. 

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