BMW PGA Championship Hospitality Packages

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.

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 does the 2026 BMW PGA Championship start?

The 2026 BMW PGA Championship starts on Thursday, 17th September, and all of the action ends on Sunday, 20th September 2026.

Where are the entrances to the BMW PGA Championship tournament?

The ‘Welcome Pavilion’ is the main entrance, and there is also a dedicated walkway for those who arrive on a park and ride bus.

Why does this event matter?

The BMW PGA Championship is one of the most important events on the DP World Tour calendar and is widely regarded as the flagship tournament of the European circuit. It attracts many of the world’s leading players, including major champions such as Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler, along with Ryder Cup stars and rising talent.

Its significance goes beyond prize money and ranking points. As part of the DP World Tour’s Rolex Series, it carries elevated status, stronger fields, and global attention, making it one of the standout events of the season.

With its rich history and prestige, winning at Wentworth is considered a career-defining achievement and one of the biggest honours in European golf.

What does your day look like at the BMW PGA Championship?

A typical day at the BMW PGA Championship offers a full schedule of world-class golf and entertainment at the iconic Wentworth Club. Play usually begins in the morning with tee times running through the day, allowing spectators to follow their favourite groups across the championship course or settle in at key viewing spots around the venue.

Alongside the action on the fairways, guests can enjoy a wide range of hospitality experiences, food and drink outlets, and live entertainment, creating a vibrant festival atmosphere throughout the day. As the leaderboard takes shape, the excitement builds towards the closing holes, where the tournament can often be decided in dramatic fashion.

What is the weekly schedule for the BMW PGA Championship?

The BMW PGA Championship takes place over a full week at the iconic Wentworth Club, with a mix of practice, pro-am action, and tournament play.

Monday–Tuesday: Players arrive and begin practice rounds, fine-tuning their games on the championship course. These days are more relaxed, with fewer spectators and a focus on preparation.

Wednesday: Traditionally features final practice rounds and media commitments, with players getting their last full look at the course before competitive play begins.

Thursday: The tournament officially gets underway with Round 1. All 156 players (typical field size) start their bid for the title.

Friday: Round 2 takes place, after which a cut is made, reducing the field for the weekend.

Saturday: Round 3, often referred to as “moving day,” is where players position themselves for a final push up the leaderboard.

Sunday: The final round, where the winner of the BMW PGA Championship is decided amid a strong atmosphere and growing crowds.

Who attends?

The BMW PGA Championship at the iconic Wentworth Club attracts a wide mix of guests, making it one of the most versatile events on the sporting and corporate calendar.

It is particularly popular with senior decision-makers, corporate hospitality clients, and organisations looking to entertain key stakeholders in a relaxed yet premium environment. You’ll typically see business leaders, brand partners, and clients from sectors such as finance, property, technology, and professional services, alongside golf enthusiasts and high-net-worth individuals.

The event is also well suited to rewarding staff, strengthening client relationships, and hosting networking-focused hospitality. With world-class golf, premium dining experiences, and a vibrant social atmosphere, it appeals to both seasoned golf fans and guests who simply enjoy top-level sport in an exclusive setting.

Who are the expected top players at the BMW PGA Championship?

The BMW PGA Championship at the iconic Wentworth Club regularly features one of the strongest fields on the DP World Tour, bringing together Ryder Cup stars, major champions, and many of the game’s highest-ranked players.

In recent seasons, the field has typically included a cluster of players who are consistently ranked among the world’s elite, such as world number one Scottie Scheffler, alongside major winners and global stars including Rory McIlroy, Jon Rahm, Xander Schauffele, Viktor Hovland, and Collin Morikawa.

Other leading names often expected around this level of the game include Ludvig Åberg, Patrick Cantlay, Justin Thomas, and Hideki Matsuyama, all of whom bring major championship pedigree and global recognition.

With returning European favourites such as Tommy Fleetwood and Justin Rose also frequently in the mix, the event consistently delivers a deep and competitive field, reinforcing its status as one of the standout weeks of the golfing calendar.

Where are the car parks?

There are 7 car parks. BMW owners and those who possess car parking labels can park in the following areas: Red Entrance (Car Parks 1 & 2, although this is only for players and officials), Blue Entrance (BMW Owners – Car Park 7), Green Entrance (Car Parks 4, 5 and 6) and the Yellow Entrance (Car Park 3).

Where are the dedicated wheelchair viewing areas at Wentworth?

There are 2 dedicated wheelchair viewing areas. One is located at the 1^st tee, and the other is located beside the 18^th hole.

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