
BMW PGA Championship Hospitality Packages

See our range of BMW PGA Championship Hospitality Packages at Wentworth in 2026
Thursday 17th September – Sunday 20th September 2026
The BMW PGA Championship returns to Wentworth Club from Thursday 17th to Sunday 20th September 2026, bringing many of the biggest names in world golf back to Surrey for four days of top-level DP World Tour action.
One of the leading tournaments on the European golfing calendar, the BMW PGA Championship combines a world-class field with the famous West Course and an outstanding atmosphere throughout the week. Guests can experience the tournament with a range of BMW PGA Championship hospitality packages, providing an excellent setting for entertaining clients, colleagues and guests.
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Rory McIlroy, Jon Rahm and Tommy Fleetwood confirmed for Wentworth in 2026
The 2026 BMW PGA Championship has assembled an exceptional field for Wentworth, with Rory McIlroy among the leading names confirmed to compete on the West Course.
McIlroy, who won the BMW PGA Championship in 2014, will be joined by two-time Major Champion Jon Rahm and English favourite Tommy Fleetwood.
Justin Rose, Matt Fitzpatrick and Shane Lowry add further Major Championship pedigree to the field, while Tyrrell Hatton, Viktor Hovland, Robert MacIntyre and Ludvig Åberg are also confirmed to tee it up at Wentworth.
Defending champion Alex Noren returns looking to retain his crown, with two-time BMW PGA Champion Billy Horschel also heading back to Surrey. The strength of the field gives spectators the opportunity to watch some of Europe’s most recognisable golfers compete across one of the DP World Tour’s best-known courses.
Noren secured his second BMW PGA Championship title in 2025 following a dramatic finish against Adrien Saddier. After the pair finished level following the final round, the championship was decided in a play-off, where Noren made birdie on the first extra hole to seal victory.
About the BMW PGA Championship
The illustrious BMW PGA Championship was founded in 1955 by the Professional Golfers’ Association. Originally named the British PGA Championship, the famed tournament has since been the subject of several high-profile sponsorship deals.
The competition has seen numerous notable champions, with the most recent winner being Alex Noren. He claimed victory in a thrilling play-off, edging out runner-up Adrien Saddier thanks to an impressive birdie on the par-5 18th hole. This triumph also propels Noren into the top 20 of the world rankings.
After both had closed for 4 under 68, they continued to compete for the win in the final hour on Sunday afternoon. On the 14th hole, Noren got par, whilst his French counterpart was able to draw level again thanks to a spectacular 8-foot birdie. They both got pars in the 15th and 16th holes at Wentworth.
After being tied at the 18th, they went into the play-off, where Noren finally claimed his victory thanks to that aforementioned sensational birdie.
The BMW PGA Championship has a rich history of distinguished winners, including Ryan Fox, Tyrrell Hatton, Danny Willett, former world No. 1 Nick Faldo, Bernhard Langer, Severiano Ballesteros, Ian Woosnam, José María Olazábal, and Billy Horschel. Colin Montgomerie famously became the only player to win three consecutive titles in 2000, while former world No. 1 Luke Donald achieved back-to-back victories in 2011 and 2012.
The 2024 champion, Billy Horschel, returned to defend his title at Wentworth in the 2025 edition, aiming for a third BMW PGA triumph. On this occasion, however, it was Alex Noren who claimed the victory. The tournament also featured a star-studded field, including 2014 champion Rory McIlroy, who was part of Team Europe for the 2025 Ryder Cup, adding further prestige to an already competitive event.
The aforementioned Noren is a past winner of this Championship at Wentworth, having won it in 2017, when he got the better of his nearest competitor, Italy’s Francesco Molinari, by 2 strokes at 11 under par. All eyes will be on if he will be defending his title at Wentworth in 2026.
The contest traditionally commenced in May each year at the West Course of Wentworth Golf Club in Virginia Water, Surrey, on the south-western fringes of London, not far from Windsor Castle. However, this was then moved to September after the US PGA recommenced the BMW PGA moved to a later date.
The PGA European Tour is headquartered at Wentworth Golf Club, and, as the tour’s home tournament, it is widely considered one of the leading social and sporting events on the calendar. The winner of the Championship is given an exemption from the season’s upcoming U.S. Open and the subsequent Open Championships.
The club is owned by the Beijing-based Reignwood Group, which purchased the famed premises in 2014. But Wentworth Golf Club can be traced back to the 19th-century house, the “Wentworths” (now the dedicated clubhouse), then home to the brother-in-law of the Duke of Wellington.
Wentworth’s rich heritage is a tribute to the unequivocal talent and vision of several generations of extraordinary men and women.
Were it not for developer Walter George Tarrant and golf course architect Harry Colt, Wentworth would not exist today. Tarrant saw the site’s development potential and possessed the skills and business acumen to make his vision a reality. Meanwhile, Colt was tasked with creating two fully-fledged golf courses in the wooded, heathland setting, first the East and three years later the West.
Today, Wentworth Golf Club offers a fantastic range of facilities, from three 18-hole golf courses to a one-nine-hole Par 3 executive course. Extensive practice facilities and a bespoke TaylorMade Performance Lab also prominently feature at this venerable setting.
For golf hospitality lovers, the clubhouse boasts several restaurants, bars, as well as private meeting and dining rooms for up to 300 guests. The Ballroom hospitality facility is a premium option, with a private entrance directly into the iconic Clubhouse, a three-course lunch and a cash bar for Champagne and spirits.
One of our most popular hospitality facilities is the Green on 18, offering excellent views of Wentworth Golf Club and a greenside terrace overlooking the final hole, which was new for last season. Take advantage of the complimentary bar and indulge in afternoon tea following a three-course luncheon.
Its extensive Tennis & Health Club features 13 tennis courts, a multi-sport area, a children’s playground, a creche, gym, studio, two indoor and one outdoor swimming pool, café, lounge, and a spa with seven treatment rooms.
There is certainly something for everyone to enjoy.
The Ryder Cup also boasts links to the distinguished Club. The Roaring 20s were in full swing when Walter Hagen claimed he was bringing “the most powerful team whoever left New York” over to Wentworth for a team match between British and American professionals.
Hagen’s team took a beating that day, but the result of the 1926 encounter was immaterial. The occasion saw such resounding success that Samuel Ryder, who provided the trophy, stated his intent on making the fixture permanent. Hence, the Ryder Cup was born.
When it returned to Wentworth in 1953, it was the Americans who triumphed despite their star player, Ben Hogan, being absent from the play. The Ryder Cup has been instrumental in placing Wentworth on the global map of tournament golf; it proudly remains there to this day.
The BMW PGA Championship offers the chance to combine great golf with first-class hospitality, providing a superb overall experience.
Make it a fabulous day to remember with our BMW PGA Championship hospitality packages.
A Festival of Golf at Wentworth
The BMW PGA Championship is about far more than the four competitive rounds. Tournament week begins with the official practice day on Tuesday 15th September before the Celebrity Pro-Am takes place on Wednesday 16th September.
The championship itself gets underway on Thursday, with the opening two rounds determining which players progress into the weekend. Saturday’s third round is traditionally known as ‘Moving Day’ as players attempt to climb the leaderboard before Sunday’s final round decides the 2026 champion.
There will also be entertainment away from the course throughout the week. The Kooks are set to perform following the conclusion of play on Saturday 19th September, while Ella Eyre will take to the stage after Sunday’s prize presentation to close the 2026 Festival of Golf.
Combined with the Championship Village, food and drink options and opportunities to follow groups around the West Course, the entertainment programme helps make Wentworth one of the most complete spectator experiences on the DP World Tour calendar.
The Ballroom Hospitality Package – BMW PGA Championship 2026 – Wentworth Golf Club
Enjoy the finest hospitality at the BMW PGA Championship in the newly renovated castellated clubhouse, which features a private entrance leading directly into the Grand Ballroom, premium food and a complimentary bar open throughout the day. Guests within the Ballroom hospitality facility can take advantage of Wentworth shuttles to the halfway house, which provides stunning views of the 9th hole and beyond at the BMW PGA Championship.
The Ballroom hospitality package is synonymous with elegance, and both you and the golf fans among your guests and clients will be treated to a memorable, authentic experience at Wentworth’s West Course, with dedicated seating in the Grandstand on the 18th green and hospitality staff to ensure your day runs smoothly.
72 Lounge Hospitality Package – BMW PGA Championship
Situated in the fan village, the 72 Lounge was newly introduced for 2025. Seating within the facility is unreserved and includes a blend of indoor and outdoor options. Patrons can relish a laid-back breakfast and lunch featuring a diverse array of cuisines and bowl food. Additionally, a complimentary bar is in place, offering an assortment of beers, wines, and soft drinks.
If you are looking for the ultimate BMW PGA Championship hospitality package, then 72 Lounge might just be for you.
The Approach by James Tanner Hospitality Package – BMW PGA Championship
This package has been created to offer a truly flexible and informal Premium Experience. Perfectly suited to groups of all sizes, guests will enjoy some of James Tanner’s classic dishes, using the very best of British seasonal ingredients.
If you are looking for the ultimate BMW PGA Championship hospitality package, then The Approach by James Tanner might just be for you.
Green on 18 Hospitality Package – BMW PGA Championship
The Green on 18 hospitality area, which overlooks the 18th green, is located on the ground level of the Championship Pavilion. Guests will experience dedicated, exquisite hospitality, including a three-course meal paired with selected wines, at private tables in a shared dining room. Green on 18 guests have all-day exclusive access to an amazing covered and large greenside terrace, which provides one of the best views of the golf course as golfers seek to finish their round in style, on the West Course’s infamously testing final hole.
If you are looking for the very best BMW PGA Championship hospitality package, then look no further than Green on 18.
BMW PGA Championship & Wentworth Golf Club FAQs
When is the 2026 BMW PGA Championship?
The competitive rounds of the 2026 BMW PGA Championship take place from Thursday 17th to Sunday 20th September at Wentworth Club in Virginia Water, Surrey.
Tournament week begins earlier, with the official practice day taking place on Tuesday 15th September and the Celebrity Pro-Am following on Wednesday 16th September.
Who is playing at the 2026 BMW PGA Championship?
A number of the biggest names in golf have been confirmed for the 2026 BMW PGA Championship.
The field includes Rory McIlroy, Jon Rahm, Tommy Fleetwood, Justin Rose, Matt Fitzpatrick, Shane Lowry, Tyrrell Hatton, Viktor Hovland, Robert MacIntyre and Ludvig Åberg.
Defending champion Alex Noren and two-time BMW PGA Champion Billy Horschel are also set to compete at Wentworth.
Is Rory McIlroy playing at the BMW PGA Championship in 2026?
Yes. Rory McIlroy is confirmed to return to Wentworth for the 2026 BMW PGA Championship.
McIlroy has an excellent record at the tournament and previously lifted the BMW PGA Championship trophy in 2014.
Is Jon Rahm playing at Wentworth in 2026?
Yes. Jon Rahm is confirmed for the 2026 BMW PGA Championship.
The Spaniard has regularly challenged at Wentworth and will once again be part of a strong international field competing on the West Course.
Who is the defending BMW PGA Championship champion?
Alex Noren is the defending BMW PGA Championship champion after winning the tournament for the second time in 2025.
Noren and Adrien Saddier finished level following the final round before the Swede secured the title with a birdie on the first play-off hole. His previous BMW PGA Championship victory came in 2017.
What live music is taking place at the 2026 BMW PGA Championship?
The Kooks will perform at Wentworth following the conclusion of Saturday’s third round on 19th September.
Ella Eyre will then perform after the prize presentation on Sunday 20th September, bringing the 2026 Festival of Golf to a close.
What is the schedule for BMW PGA Championship week?
Tuesday 15th September is the official practice day, giving players the opportunity to prepare on Wentworth’s West Course.
Wednesday 16th September features the Celebrity Pro-Am before competitive tournament play begins with Round One on Thursday 17th September.
Round Two follows on Friday, after which the cut will determine the players progressing into the weekend. Saturday 19th September hosts Round Three, traditionally known as ‘Moving Day’, before the final round and trophy presentation take place on Sunday 20th September.
Why is the BMW PGA Championship important?
The BMW PGA Championship is one of the biggest tournaments on the DP World Tour calendar and forms part of the Rolex Series.
Its history, position on the schedule and ability to attract leading Major Champions and Ryder Cup players have helped establish Wentworth as one of the most recognisable stops in European golf.
Past champions include Rory McIlroy, Alex Noren, Billy Horschel, Tyrrell Hatton, Luke Donald, Colin Montgomerie, Sir Nick Faldo and Seve Ballesteros.
Where is the BMW PGA Championship played?
The BMW PGA Championship is played on the West Course at Wentworth Club in Virginia Water, Surrey.
Wentworth Club is located at Wentworth Drive, Virginia Water, Surrey, GU25 4LS.
Where is the main entrance to the BMW PGA Championship?
The Welcome Pavilion is the main spectator entrance to the BMW PGA Championship. Guests will pass through security and bag checks before tickets are scanned at the Welcome Pavilion.
Hospitality guests should also check the specific travel and entry information supplied with their package, as arrangements can vary depending on the hospitality facility.
Where can I park for the BMW PGA Championship in 2026?
There is no general public parking at Wentworth Club for the 2026 BMW PGA Championship.
Spectators travelling by car are directed to the official Park & Ride facilities at Sunningdale and Ascot, with shuttle services operating to and from Wentworth during tournament week.
Parking arrangements differ for some hospitality packages. Green on 18 and The Ballroom guests may have access to dedicated parking subject to their package and ticket allocation, while guests using The Approach and 72 Lounge are directed towards the Park & Ride system.
What is the nearest railway station to Wentworth Club?
Virginia Water is the nearest railway station to Wentworth Club.
A free shuttle bus operates between Virginia Water station and the tournament during BMW PGA Championship week, making rail one of the most convenient ways to travel to the event.
Are there accessible viewing areas at the BMW PGA Championship?
Yes. Dedicated accessible spectator viewing areas are available at a number of locations around Wentworth’s West Course.
Accessible facilities are also available throughout the Championship Village and around the course, while accessible Park & Ride facilities operate from Sunningdale and Ascot.
Guests with specific accessibility requirements should check the latest tournament information before travelling.
What does a day at the BMW PGA Championship look like?
Tournament days begin in the morning, with spectators able to follow groups around the West Course or choose a viewing position beside some of Wentworth’s key holes.
Away from the fairways, the Championship Village features food, drink and entertainment throughout the day. Hospitality guests can move between their chosen facility and the golf course, giving them the flexibility to follow particular players before returning for dining and refreshments.
On Saturday and Sunday, the tournament continues after the golf with live entertainment from The Kooks and Ella Eyre respectively.
What BMW PGA Championship hospitality packages are available with Eventmasters?
Eventmasters offers a selection of BMW PGA Championship hospitality packages at Wentworth, including The Ballroom, 72 Lounge, The Approach by James Tanner and Green on 18.
The packages range from informal lounge environments to premium dining and greenside viewing, allowing guests to select an experience that suits their group and preferred way of watching the tournament.
Hospitality is available across the BMW PGA Championship, giving businesses and individual guests the opportunity to experience one of the leading events on the DP World Tour in premium surroundings.
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