Schedule Announced for the 2027 Nautique Wakesurf Series

Nautique Boats and the World Wake Association (WWA) have announced the official dates and locations for the 2027 Nautique Wakesurf Series, the proven home of the world’s top talent and a growing global community built on progression and competition.

Pulled behind the award-winning Super Air Nautique G23 Paragon, the 2027 Series features four world-class events across three continents. With divisions in skim, surf, and foil, the Series welcomes riders of every age and ability, from up-and-coming amateurs to the sport’s top professionals. Each stop is built to raise the bar on performance while maintaining the welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere that has nurtured wakesurfing to grow at every level.

Throughout the season, riders will earn points based on their division finishes, with the option to drop their lowest score. The top-ranked athletes will receive an invitation to the sport’s most prestigious event, the Nautique Masters Wakesurf Championships presented by GM Marine, where they’ll compete for Masters Wakesurf titles and the chance to be crowned the 2027 Nautique Wakesurf Series Champion.

The season begins on Lake Biwa, Japan, with the Japan Wakesurf Open presented by YANMAR, May 21-23, 2027. From there, the Series heads to Madrid, Spain, for the Nautique European Wakesurf Championships at Botaski, July 3-4. Riders then return to the United States for the Nautique USA National Wakesurf Championships presented by GM Marine at Sunset Cove Amphitheater in Boca Raton, Florida, July 28-31.

The season culminates with the Nautique Masters Wakesurf Championships presented by GM Marine on the legendary Robin Lake at Callaway Gardens, August 25-29. Held alongside the Nautique WWA Wakeboard World Championships presented by GM Marine, the event gathers the most accomplished athletes in wake sports for a week that celebrates both disciplines at the highest level.

“Every stop on the Nautique Wakesurf Series is a celebration of how far this sport has come and where it’s headed,” said Nautique President, Greg Meloon. “Behind the G23 Paragon, riders at every level have a platform to compete, progress, and shape the future of the sport, and we’re proud to continue leading the way for wakesurfing around the world.”