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The 2027 sports calendar is headlined by the FIFA Women’s World Cup in Brazil, the Rugby World Cup in Australia, the Ryder Cup at Adare Manor, and Super Bowl LXI. This month-by-month guide lists the biggest events of 2027 across every major sport, with dates and links to our schedules, brackets, and printables. Some 2027 dates are not yet finalized and are marked as approximate.
2027 Sports Calendar: Month by Month
Quick Facts: 2027 Sports Highlights
Super Bowl LXI: February 14 at SoFi Stadium
March Madness Final: April 5 in Detroit
Women’s World Cup: June 24 to July 25 (Brazil)
Ryder Cup: September 17-19 at Adare Manor, Ireland
Rugby World Cup: October 1 to November 13 (Australia)
The headline events of 2027 are the FIFA Women’s World Cup in Brazil (June 24 to July 25), the Rugby World Cup in Australia (October 1 to November 13), the Ryder Cup at Adare Manor in Ireland (September 17-19), and Super Bowl LXI (February 14).
When is the 2027 Women’s World Cup?
The 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup takes place in Brazil from June 24 to July 25, 2027. It is the first Women’s World Cup held in South America.
What golf majors are played in 2027?
The 2027 golf majors are the Masters (April 8-11), the PGA Championship (May 20-23 at PGA Frisco), the U.S. Open (June 17-20 at Pebble Beach), and the Open Championship (July 15-18 at St Andrews). The Ryder Cup is at Adare Manor on September 17-19.
Where is the 2027 Final Four?
The 2027 men’s Final Four is at Ford Field in Detroit, with the national semifinals on April 3 and the championship game on April 5, 2027.
Are these 2027 sports dates final?
Marquee events like the World Cups, majors, and Super Bowl are confirmed, but many league schedules and playoff dates for 2027 are not yet released. We update this calendar as dates are announced.
Looking for this year? See the 2026 Sports Calendar for every major event by month.
Will LewisEditor, Author
Will Lewis has covered sports for over 18 years, specializing in bracketology, tournament predictions, and in-depth analysis across college hoops, NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB, and more. March Madness is his favorite season, fueling his quest for perfect brackets before diving into pro playoffs. A lifelong Kentucky Wildcats fan, Bengals supporter since the Joe Montana era, and now a Padres devotee, Will delivers reliable, fan-first insights at Sports Brackets. Connect on X or comment. He loves talking brackets and more.
