2025 BMW Championship offers free admission, exclusive experiences to military community members
Updated: 3:32 PM EDT Aug 12, 2025
The 2025 BMW Championship will offer a special ticket program and tailored experiences for members of the military community throughout the week.All active-duty military, retirees, active reserve and veterans can receive free admission to the championship from Tuesday to Sunday, courtesy of the Western Golf Association and the championship’s partners, Aggreko and Constellation.The championship’s weeklong celebration of America’s armed forces will include a special opening ceremony on Thursday as Owings Mills-native Jami Saval performs the national anthem.”Honoring the brave men and women who serve our country is a vital part of the BMW Championship experience,” said Vince Pellegrino, the senior vice president of tournaments at the WGA. “In bringing the championship to the Baltimore area, it has been important to us that we recognize the service members and military families who call this region home.”Spectators with military tickets will have access to the Champions Club during the practice rounds on Tuesday and Wednesday. The club is a climate-controlled lounge that serves complimentary food and drinks, with seats that overlook the 14th green. The BMW Championship’s celebration of the military community is also supported by Folds of Honor, an organization that provides educational scholarships to the spouses and children of disabled or fallen U.S. military and service members.During Thursday’s opening ceremony, spectators will be encouraged to wear red, white, and blue. Folds of Honor ribbons will be distributed to 1,000 volunteers and the first 1,000 patrons entering the championship.In addition, Folds of Honor will award four scholarships to Baltimore-area students in honor of the BMW Championship.To get military tickets, visit the official website of the BMW Championship.
OWINGS MILLS, Md. —
The 2025 BMW Championship will offer a special ticket program and tailored experiences for members of the military community throughout the week.
All active-duty military, retirees, active reserve and veterans can receive free admission to the championship from Tuesday to Sunday, courtesy of the Western Golf Association and the championship’s partners, Aggreko and Constellation.
The championship’s weeklong celebration of America’s armed forces will include a special opening ceremony on Thursday as Owings Mills-native Jami Saval performs the national anthem.
“Honoring the brave men and women who serve our country is a vital part of the BMW Championship experience,” said Vince Pellegrino, the senior vice president of tournaments at the WGA. “In bringing the championship to the Baltimore area, it has been important to us that we recognize the service members and military families who call this region home.”
Spectators with military tickets will have access to the Champions Club during the practice rounds on Tuesday and Wednesday. The club is a climate-controlled lounge that serves complimentary food and drinks, with seats that overlook the 14th green.
The BMW Championship’s celebration of the military community is also supported by Folds of Honor, an organization that provides educational scholarships to the spouses and children of disabled or fallen U.S. military and service members.
During Thursday’s opening ceremony, spectators will be encouraged to wear red, white, and blue. Folds of Honor ribbons will be distributed to 1,000 volunteers and the first 1,000 patrons entering the championship.
In addition, Folds of Honor will award four scholarships to Baltimore-area students in honor of the BMW Championship.
To get military tickets, visit the official website of the BMW Championship.