Table of Results
This table summarizes all the results referred to above in date order.
| Dates | Tournament | Status or tour | Winner |
|---|---|---|---|
| 26 Feb-1 Mar | WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship | World Golf Championships | Geoff Ogilvy |
| 12-15 Mar | WGC-CA Championship | World Golf Championships | Phil Mickelson |
| 2-5 Apr | Kraft Nabisco Championship | LPGA major | Brittany Lincicome |
| 9-12 Apr | The Masters | Men's major | Ángel Cabrera |
| 7–10 May | The Players Championship | PGA Tour | Henrik Stenson |
| 19–22 May | NCAA Division I Women's Golf Championships | U.S. college championship | Arizona St. / Maria Hernandez |
| 21–24 May | BMW PGA Championship | European Tour | Paul Casey |
| 21–24 May | Senior PGA Championship | Senior major | Michael Allen |
| 27–30 May | NCAA Division I Men's Golf Championships | U.S. college championship | Texas A&M / Matt Hill |
| 11-14 Jun | LPGA Championship | LPGA major | Anna Nordqvist |
| 14-20 Jun | The Amateur Championship | Amateur men's individual tournament | Matteo Manassero |
| 18-21 Jun | U.S. Open | Men's major | Lucas Glover |
| 9-12 Jul | U.S. Women's Open | LPGA major | Eun-Hee Ji |
| 16-19 Jul | The Open Championship | Men's major | Stewart Cink |
| 23-26 Jul | Evian Masters | Ladies European Tour major and LPGA Tour regular event |
Ai Miyazato |
| 23-26 Jul | Senior British Open | Senior major | Loren Roberts |
| 30 Jul-2 Aug | Women's British Open | LPGA and Ladies European Tour major | Catriona Matthew |
| 30 Jul-2 Aug | U.S. Senior Open | Senior major | Fred Funk |
| 3-9 Aug | U.S. Women's Amateur | Amateur women's individual tournament | Jennifer Song |
| 6-9 Aug | WGC-Bridgestone Invitational | World Golf Championships | Tiger Woods |
| 13-16 Aug | PGA Championship | Men's major | Y.E. Yang |
| 20-23 Aug | JELD-WEN Tradition | Senior major | Mike Reid |
| 21-23 Aug | Solheim Cup | United States v Europe women's professional team event |
Team USA |
| 24-30 Aug | U.S. Amateur | Amateur men's individual tournament | An Byeong-hun |
| 27-30 Aug | The Barclays | PGA Tour FedEx Cup playoff | Heath Slocum |
| 4-7 Sep | Deutsche Bank Championship | PGA Tour FedEx Cup playoff | Steve Stricker |
| 10-13 Sep | BMW Championship | PGA Tour FedEx Cup playoff | Tiger Woods |
| 12-13 Sep | Walker Cup | Great Britain & Ireland v United States men's amateur team event |
Team USA |
| 17-20 Sep | Samsung World Championship | LPGA Tour | Na Yeon Choi |
| 24-27 Sep | The Tour Championship | PGA Tour FedEx Cup playoff | Phil Mickelson |
| 24-27 Sep | Vivendi Trophy with Seve Ballesteros | Great Britain & Ireland v Europe men's professional team event |
Team Great Britain & Ireland |
| 1-4 Oct | Senior Players Championship | Senior major | Jay Haas |
| 8-11 Oct | Presidents Cup | USA v International men's professional team event |
U.S. Team |
| 3-6 Nov | WGC-HSBC Champions | World Golf Championships | Phil Mickelson |
| 19-22 Nov | Dubai World Championship | European Tour | Lee Westwood |
| 19-23 Nov | LPGA Tour Championship | LPGA Tour | Anna Nordqvist |
The following biennial events will next be played in 2010: Ryder Cup, Curtis Cup, Espirito Santo Trophy.
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