2015 in golf
Table of results
This table summarizes all the results referred to above in date order. The following biennial events will next be played in 2016: Ryder Cup, EurAsia Cup, International Crown, Curtis Cup, Eisenhower Trophy, Espirito Santo Trophy.

2015 in golf

Section Title: Table of results
Table Section Text: This table summarizes all the results referred to above in date order. The following biennial events will next be played in 2016: Ryder Cup, EurAsia Cup, International Crown, Curtis Cup, Eisenhower Trophy, Espirito Santo Trophy.

Dates	Tournament	Status or tour	Winner

15–18 Jan	Latin America Amateur Championship	Amateur men's individual tournament	Chile Matías Domínguez

5–8 Mar	WGC-Cadillac Championship	World Golf Championships	United States Dustin Johnson

2–5 Apr	ANA Inspiration	LPGA major	United States Brittany Lincicome

9–12 Apr	The Masters	Men's major	United States Jordan Spieth

29 Apr – 3 May	WGC-Cadillac Match Play	World Golf Championships	Northern Ireland Rory McIlroy

7–10 May	The Players Championship	PGA Tour	United States Rickie Fowler

14–17 May	Regions Tradition	Senior major	United States Jeff Maggert

21–24 May	BMW PGA Championship	European Tour	South Korea An Byeong-hun

21–24 May	Senior PGA Championship	Senior major	Scotland Colin Montgomerie

22–27 May	NCAA Division I Women's Golf Championships	U.S. college championship	Stanford / Emma Talley

29 May – 3 Jun	NCAA Division I Men's Golf Championships	U.S. college championship	LSU / Bryson DeChambeau

9–13 Jun	British Ladies Amateur Golf Championship	Amateur women's individual tournament	France Céline Boutier

11–14 Jun	KPMG Women's PGA Championship	LPGA major	South Korea Inbee Park

11–14 Jun	Constellation Senior Players Championship	Senior major	Germany Bernhard Langer

15–20 Jun	The Amateur Championship	Amateur men's individual tournament	France Romain Langasque

18–21 Jun	U.S. Open	Men's major	United States Jordan Spieth

25–28 Jun	U.S. Senior Open	Senior major	United States Jeff Maggert

9–12 Jul	U.S. Women's Open	LPGA major	South Korea Chun In-gee

16–19 Jul	The Open Championship	Men's major	United States Zach Johnson

23–26 Jul	The Senior Open Championship	Senior major	United States Marco Dawson

30 Jul – 2 Aug	Ricoh Women's British Open	LPGA Tour and Ladies European Tour major	South Korea Inbee Park

6–9 Aug	WGC-Bridgestone Invitational	World Golf Championships	Republic of Ireland Shane Lowry

10–16 Aug	U.S. Women's Amateur	Amateur women's individual tournament	United States Hannah O'Sullivan

13–16 Aug	PGA Championship	Men's major	Australia Jason Day

17–23 Aug	U.S. Amateur	Amateur men's individual tournament	United States Bryson DeChambeau

27–30 Aug	The Barclays	PGA Tour FedEx Cup playoff	Australia Jason Day

4–7 Sep	Deutsche Bank Championship	PGA Tour FedEx Cup playoff	United States Rickie Fowler

10–13 Sep	The Evian Championship	LPGA Tour and Ladies European Tour major	New Zealand Lydia Ko

12–13 Sep	Walker Cup	Great Britain & Ireland v United States men's amateur team event	United Kingdom Great Britain & Republic of Ireland Ireland

18–20 Sep	Solheim Cup	Europe v United States women's professional team event	United States

17–20 Sep	BMW Championship	PGA Tour FedEx Cup playoff	Australia Jason Day

24–27 Sep	The Tour Championship	PGA Tour FedEx Cup playoff	United States Jordan Spieth

1–4 Oct	Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship	Amateur men's individual tournament	China Jin Cheng

8–11 Oct	Presidents Cup	United States v. International team men's professional team event	United States U.S. team

5–8 Nov	WGC-HSBC Champions	World Golf Championships	Scotland Russell Knox

19–22 Nov	DP World Tour Championship, Dubai	European Tour	Northern Ireland Rory McIlroy

19–22 Nov	CME Group Tour Championship	LPGA Tour	United States Cristie Kerr

Sentence(s)

An Byeong-hun won the BMW PGA Championship on the European Tour, which was held from 21–24 May.

final_sentence: An Byeong-hun won the BMW PGA Championship on the European Tour, which was held from 21–24 May.