+++ Michael Hollick (RSA) secures victory with an eagle on the final hole +++ Thomas Rosenmüller (GER) is the best German, finishing sixth +++ Finn Kölle (GER) named best amateur +++ 58,000 spectators enjoy an outstanding tournament week +++ EAGLES FOR EDUCATION: €57,000 donated to the Philipp Lahm Foundation +++ BMW International Open returns next year from 26–30 May +++
+++ Michael Hollick (RSA) triumphs in Munich with a total score of 18 under par +++ Compatriot Hennie du Plessis (-17) in second place, ahead of Bernd Wiesberger (AUT, -14) +++ Thomas Rosenmüller (GER, -11) is the best German, finishing sixth +++ Latest photos from the finale at Golfclub München Eichenried +++
+++ The 38th BMW International Open will take place from 26 to 30 May 2027 +++ The stage is set for a thrilling afternoon in Munich +++ Latest photos from the morning starters +++
+++ Ahead of the grand finale, the 18th green is all about long drives and loud beats +++ Long-drive champions Martin Borgmeier (GER) and Zack Holton (USA) put on a thrilling show +++ Spectacular team competition provides a rousing end to the third round +++
+++ Bernd Wiesberger (AUT) and Michael Hollick (RSA, both -13) top the leaderboard after three rounds +++ Thomas Rosenmüller (GER) in fourth place after carding the best round oft he day +++ Due to a local thunderstorm forecast for Sunday, the final group will tee off as early as 10 am +++ 49 eagles after the third round +++ Tee times for Sunday +++
+++ Moving Day at Golfclub München Eichenried +++ Local hero Thomas Rosenmüller climbs up the leaderboard +++ Latest photos from the morning starters +++
+++ Hennie du Plessis (RSA) leads after the second round of the BMW International Open +++ Five Germans qualify for the weekend +++ Amateur Finn Kölle (GER) just four shots off the lead +++ 44 eagles after two rounds +++ Saturday tee times +++
+++ Carlos Ortiz (MEX) and Brad Dalke (USA) shine on their BMW International Open debut +++ Matti Schmid and amateur Finn Kölle flying the flag for Germany +++ Pictures from the morning starters +++
+++ First round of the BMW International Open in ideal weather conditions +++ Jayden Schaper (RSA) gets off to a flying start +++ Latest photos from the morning starters +++
+++ Pro-Am tournament featuring stars from sports and entertainment +++ Wednesday photo highlights +++ Press conference recordings with Kaymer, Schmid and Penge +++ First round tees off Thursday at 7:30 a.m. +++
+++ EAGLES FOR EDUCATION: The BMW Group continues to support the Philipp Lahm Foundation at the BMW International Open +++ The focus is on physical activity, healthy eating and personal development +++ For every eagle scored at the BMW International Open, the Philipp Lahm Summer Camps will receive 1,000 euros in support +++
+++Tournament week kicks off with the premiere of the new BMW X5 +++ The BMW X5 M60e xDrive, the sporty flagship of the range, is this year’s special prize for an ace on the 17th hole +++ Plug-in hybrid with BMW Motorsport DNA +++
With just one week to go until the 37th edition of the BMW International Open tees off (1st – 5th July 2026, Golfclub München Eichenried), tournament organiser BMW has produced an overview of everything you need to know, from the player field and Pro-Am celebrities, to EAGLES FOR EDUCATION – the BMW Group’s commitment to equal opportunities in education, to visitor information and TV times.
+++ Joaquín Niemann (CHI) joins the strong field at the BMW International Open (1-5 July 2026) +++ Byeong-Hun An (KOR), Marco Penge (ENG), Abraham Ancer (MEX), Sebastián Muñoz (COL) and Josele Ballester (ESP) also tee off at GC München Eichenried +++ Finn Kölle and Thomas Georg Schmidt (both GER) start as amateurs +++
+++ Defending champion Daniel Brown (ENG) aims to make history at the BMW International Open (July 1–5, 2026) +++ Third Masters champion in the field: Danny Willett (ENG) returns to Munich +++ Former winners Ewen Ferguson (SCO), Pablo Larrazábal (ESP), Martin Kaymer (GER), and Thriston Lawrence (RSA) to tee off +++ Long drive event with world champions Martin Borgmeier (GER) and Zack Holton (USA) +++ Munich debut for Brad Dalke (USA) +++
+++ Another five local pros tee off at the BMW International Open (1 – 5 July 2026) +++ Freddy Schott, Nicolai von Dellingshausen, Marcel Siem, Marcel Schneider and Max Kieffer are looking forward to their home tournament +++
+++ Masters champions Patrick Reed and Sergio García tee off at the BMW International Open (1-5 July 2026) +++ Munich debut for PGA TOUR winner Carlos Ortiz +++ Bernd Wiesberger in excellent form at Golfclub München Eichenried +++ Crowd favourites Andrew “Beef” Johnston and Rafa Cabrera Bello as well as other world-class golfers on the entry list +++
+++ Mexico prevails over India and China at the highlight of the biggest international tournament series for amateur golfers +++ 102 Eagles for EAGLES FOR EDUCATION and UNICEF* +++ Individual titles at Fancourt Resort go to India, Moldova and Singapore +++ Guest of honour Gary Player presents trophies +++
+++ 23-year-old Spaniard triumphs at Royal Queensland Golf Club (Brisbane, AUS) +++ Top-class start to the 2025/26 DP World Tour season +++ Daniel Gale (AUS) wins the new BMW M5 Touring with an ace +++
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