The BMW International Open tees off on Thursday from Munich, Germany.
Last year, Thriston Lawrence won this event by shooting a -13, taking a one-stroke victory over Joost Luiten. Lawrence’s win marked the sixth time in a row that this tournament was won by someone without a previous BMW International Open victory. The last repeat winner was Henrik Stenson in 2016, who also won the 2006 tournament.
This will mark the final DP World Tour event for Bernhard Langer. The German legend made his debut in 1974 and currently competes in the PGA TOUR Champions league. The 66-year-old tore his Achilles in February and is winding down his career, with the 2025 Masters set to be his final one, though he hasn’t announced an end to his time on the senior circuit.
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The event tees off on Thursday with the trio of Nicolai Von Dellingshausen, Pedro Figueiredo and Louis De Jager starting things on the first hole.
Heading into the weekend, Rory McIlroy still leads the Race to Dubai Rankings, though McIlroy doesn’t compete full time in the European Tour. Among full-time golfers, Sebastian Söderberg is the top ranked golfer, though he is still looking for his first win of the season. His only DP World Tour win was in the 2019 Omega European Masters when he won a five-player playoff.
Below is the schedule by round for this year’s BMW International Open. All times are Eastern.
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