Golf's Australian Masters and Australian Open will this year be played on consecutive weekends in November.
The PGA Tour of Australasia on Friday confirmed the remainder of the 2014 season schedule, beginning with the inaugural million-dollar Fiji International at Natadola Bay in August.
The Masters, won by Adam Scott at Royal Melbourne last year, will run from November 20-23 at Victoria's The Metropolitan, followed by the Open at The Australian Golf Club in Sydney from November 27-30.
A two-week gap has been left before the season-ending Australian PGA Championship, suggesting the revamped World Cup could return Down Under for a second straight year.
PGA of Australia chief executive Brian Thorburn says he expects the events to again attract a number of star players following last year's succes.
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"It is well documented that the number of people playing golf increases during the summer which has a direct correlation with the PGA Tour of Australasia bringing the world's best golfers to our shores," Thorburn said.
