BMW Golf Cup 2026 returns to India with its biggest-ever edition, featuring 19 qualifying tournaments across 13 cities and ...

The BMW Golf Cup 2026 will see over 2,200 amateur golfers competing in 19 qualifying tournaments throughout 13 cities in India. The event aims to expand its reach and engage players at grassroots ...

Reinforcing BMW’s long-standing association with world-class sport and luxury experiences, the BMW Golf Cup 2026 season ...

BMW Group India unveils 19 qualifying events across 13 cities for the 2026 BMW Golf Cup in India, featuring two handicap ...

BMW Group India on Monday announced the schedule for the 16th edition of the BMW Golf Cup 2026, marking the return of the country’s premier amateur golf tournament.

The second day of the second leg of the 2025 FedEx Cup Playoffs is in the books. The 2025 BMW Championship is being contested in Owings Mills, Maryland, at Caves Valley Golf Club. Check this page out ...

The second leg of the FedEx Cup Playoffs begins Thursday with the first round of the BMW Championship, which returns to Caves Valley Golf Club in Owings Mills, Md., for the first time since 2021. Only ...

The penultimate playoff event is here with the 2025 BMW Championship at our doorstep and a return to Caves Valley Golf Club in Owings Mills, Md. The course last hosted the BMW Championship in its ...

The PGA Tour is about to turn Maryland into the center of the golf universe, and honestly, it couldn’t have picked a more interesting time. The BMW Championship at Caves Valley Golf Club in Owings ...

The 2025 BMW PGA Championship gets underway Thursday morning with the opening round at Wentworth in Surrey, England. Here’s everything you need to know to watch the tournament on Thursday, including ...

The PGA Tour’s BMW Championship at Caves Valley and the LPGA’s Portland Classic create a split-screen weekend of high-stakes drama, with Scottie Scheffler protecting his FedExCup lead while defending ...

‘Aerodynamics is for people who can’t build engines,’ goes the famous saying purportedly uttered by Enzo Ferrari (the man, not the car) when one of his Le Mans racing drivers expressed concerns about ...