The 2026 Husqvarna British Masters will be staged at The Belfry on the iconic Brabazon Course in England. In addition, Husqvarna will also be the official robotic mowing partner of the DP World Tour.

In Australia, Husqvarna robotic mowers are already maintaining golf courses across the country, demonstrating the technology's capability in diverse climate conditions from tropical Queensland to temperate Victoria and everywhere in between.

"Golf is the perfect stage to demonstrate the performance of Husqvarna's robotic lawnmowers, already delivering world-class results at over 1,700 courses worldwide." says Yvette Henshall-Bell, President Europe BU Husqvarna Forest & Garden Division, Husqvarna Group.

First played in 1946, the British Masters has a distinguished history with past champions including Peter Thomson, Tony Jacklin, Bernhard Langer, Ian Woosnam, Seve Ballesteros, Sir Nick Faldo, Colin Montgomerie and Sweden's Alex Noren in the 2025 tournament. Six-time major winner Sir Nick Faldo, himself a Husqvarna Brand Ambassador, will return as host of the Husqvarna British Masters in 2026.

"As a former Champion, I take great pride in hosting this iconic tournament and it's about to enter an exciting new era with this new partnership. I love Husqvarna's products, and they will be out in full force at The Belfry next August to make sure the Brabazon Course is in perfect condition," says Sir Nick Faldo.

As part of the agreement, Husqvarna also becomes an Official Marketing Partner of the 2026 DP World Tour, building on the successful partnership in 2025. In 2026 Husqvarna will be the Official Tournament Partner to the British Masters and the Amgen Irish Open, Corporate Partner to the BMW International Open, KLM Open and FedEx Open de France. With this elevated status, Husqvarna will showcase its products across DP World Tour channels throughout the season, and partner with greenkeepers and course managers to deliver consistent quality on the tournament courses.

Recently, at the AIG Women's Open at Royal Porthcawl in Wales, 15 Husqvarna CEORA robotic mowers maintained all 18 fairways during the tournament, marking the first time robotic mowers have maintained fairways live on the world golf stage.

With over 1,500 golf courses across Australia and increasing focus on sustainable, efficient maintenance practices, robotic mowing technology addresses critical challenges faced by Australian greenkeepers including labour shortages, operational costs, environmental sustainability and consistent playing surface quality. Australian courses have adopted the technology for daily maintenance operations, with the same cutting-edge systems now helping maintain elite international tournaments.