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The BMW PGA Championship is the premier event on the DP World Tour calendar. Part of the coveted Rolex Series - which also includes the Genesis Scottish Open, Dubai Desert Classic, Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship, and the DP World Tour Championship - the BMW PGA Championship is one of the biggest golf tournaments in Britain each year.
With some of the biggest names across the PGA and DP World Tours competing in 2022, you can support your favourite golfer by watching the tournament live and enjoy the tournament in style when you book a BMW PGA Championship hospitality package.
With premium BMW PGA Championship tickets and hospitality packages, you will receive the ultimate VIP experience complete with tournament-round access, delectable catering options, priority viewing access for each hole, and much more!
The Ballroom package is available at the BMW PGA Championship and it provides you with a brilliant experience for the day(s) that you are attending.
With the Ballroom package, you will gain access to the course during the tournament, as well as access to the grand Ballroom that is located within the clubhouse. This will be the central dining place for you when you’re not watching the action.
You will be given a private table to sit at if you are in a company of 10 or 12. If not, you will be seated on a shared table.
Regardless, you will be served fine food throughout the day, with breakfast upon arrival, a three-course lunch, and afternoon food offered to you.
You will also have the pleasure of a complimentary bar serving beer, wine, and soft drinks, available at the Ballroom as well as the halfway house, which you will also have access to and are encouraged to take advantage of the exclusive Wentworth shuttle service so you can enjoy your refreshments there while taking in the fantastic views of the ninth hole.
Speaking of watching the competition, you will have dedicated grandstand seating available on the 18th green, which will be reserved to you until 4pm.
BMW PGA hospitality packages are guaranteed to ensure you have a day to remember at Wentworth Golf Club. At Seat Unique, we are delighted to provide you with access to such experiences through our trusted 24/7 online marketplace.
The BMW PGA Championship is one of the biggest events on the DP World Tour schedule. As well as being part of the Rolex Series, the tournament is the tour’s designated ‘Premier event’ for the purposes of the Official World Golf Rankings (OWGR), with a minimum of 64 ranking points available to the champion.
The BMW PGA Championship is one of the most prestigious golfing tournaments on British soil, with a history dating back to 1955. It is not to be confused with the US PGA Championship which is one of the four majors and is held in the US.
Originally, it wasn’t part of the European Tour. It was this way from the first edition in 1955 and until 1971, after which it was added to the tour.
It then became a flagship event in 1990, then was added to the Rolex Series when that was launched in 2017.
Before being added to the tour, the BMW PGA Championship didn’t have one permanent home like it does now. It moved around, playing at some iconic courses such as Royal Birkdale.
After being added, the first three years saw it played at its current home, the Wentworth Club. However, it moved again several times from 1975-1983, playing at some of the UK’s best golf courses, such as St Andrews, Royal St George’s, and back to Royal Birkdale.
The Championship has gone through various different names over the years due to changes in sponsorship. Current sponsor BMW first took over in 2005 in its first two years of the partnership, the tournament was simply named the BMW Championship.
Several legends of golf have won at the BMW PGA Championship. As already mentioned, Arnold Palmer is a former champion. Joining him with their name engraved on the trophy is; Sir Nick Faldo, who has a competition record of four titles, Bernhard Langer with three titles, and Seve Ballesteros with two titles.
Colin Montgomerie holds the distinction of being the only player in competition history to win three straight titles, winning in 1998, 1999 and 2000.
Some of the UK’s biggest talents have been crowned champions, including Rory McIlroy, Paul Casey, and Luke Donald, who won two titles in 2011 & 2012).
Before the introduction of the Race to Dubai and the season-ending DP World Tour Championship which is worth $10 million, the BMW PGA Championship was the most lucrative event on the tour.
Now part of the Rolex Series, the prize fund for the tournament from 2023 going forward will be $9 million.
Shane Lowry is the reigning champion, having fought off strong opposition in the final round that included 2014 winner Rory McIlroy and former world number one Jon Rahm, with both finishing as runners-up to Lowry.
Billy Horschel’s win in 2021 was only the second time an American has won the event and the first since 1975, which was won by golfing legend Arnold Palmer.
The winner of the BMW PGA Championship will be granted an exemption into that season’s U.S. Open and the next three Open Championships.
Here is the list of the past 10 winners
2023: Ryan Fox
2022: Shane Lowry
2021: Billy Horschel
2020: Tyrrell Hatton
2019: Danny Willett
2018: Francesco Molinari
2017: Alex Noren
2016: Chris Wood
2015: An Byeong-hun
2014: Rory McIlroy
Wentworth Golf Club is a prestigious golf course located in Virginia Water, Surrey, England. It was developed in 1912 by builder W.G. Tarrant, who commissioned famed golf course architect Harry Colt to design and develop the course. It was established 10 years later in 1922.
The course has undergone several changes over the years, including a redesign by legendary golfer, Ernie Els, from 2005-2017. The course is renowned for its immaculate greens, challenging bunkers, and scenic views.
The club boasts three championship courses: the West Course, the East Course, and the Edinburgh Course. It also boasts a nine-hole course known as the Executive Course.
The West Course is the most famous and prestigious of the three, hosting the annual BMW PGA Championship since 1984. It also hosted the 1953 Ryder Cup.
The Wentworth Club is also the headquarters of the PGA European Tour, which explains why their Premier event is held at the club every year.
Length: 7,284 yards
Par: 72
Course Record: 62 (Robert Karlsson, Thomas Bjorn, Alex Noren)
Par 3’s: 4
Shortest Par 3: 154 yards
Par 5’s: 4
Longest Par 5: 610 yards
The BMW PGA Championship is one of the later events on the tour, being the fourth Rolex Series event and the 38th event on the calendar.
It will be held between 19th-22nd September.
As one of the top events on the golf schedule, the BMW PGA Championship is one that you do not want to miss out on, along with the other major events in Britain like the Scottish Open and Betfred British Masters.
Many of the world’s leading players should be competing here once again, such as last year’s runners-up Rory McIlroy and Jon Rahm, as well as other top players like Tommy Fleetwood, Viktor Hovland, Justin Rose, and Min Woo Lee.
Be sure to check out all the premium golf tickets that are available with Seat Unique, and in particular see what you can get with a BMW PGA hospitality package, as the Ballroom package is sure to delight!