The BMW Championship will be
played September 6-11 at Crooked
Stick Golf Club in Carmel, Indiana.
The 2012 BMW Championship,
which was played at Crooked
Stick, was named that year's
'Tournament of the Year' by the
PGA TOUR, with benchmarks
achieved in several areas, including
attendance, community support and
philanthropic contributions back
to the Evans Scholars Foundation,
the tournament's sole charity.
Rory McIlroy won the 2012 BMW
Championship over a star-studded
leaderboard that included Tiger Woods,
Phil Mickelson and Adam Scott,
who all finished inside the top 10.
"We are thrilled to be bringing the
BMW Championship back to Crooked
Stick Golf Club, where we had such
a successful event in 2012, thanks
in large part to the tremendous
community and business support in
the market," said Vince Pellegrino,
Senior Vice President of Tournaments
for the Western Golf Association, which
conducts the event. "We look forward
to engaging again with the great
people of Indiana and to producing the
very best fan environment possible."
The 2012 BMW Championship
raised nearly $3 million for the
Evans Scholars Foundation.
More than 115,000 spectators attended
the 2015 BMW Championship.
2016 BMW CHAMPIONSHIP
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2015 BMW CHAMPIONSHIP
HIGHLIGHTS
In one of the most impressive
performances in the history of the PGA
TOUR Playoffs, Jason Day completed a
dominant wire-to-wire win at the BMW
Championship, finishing the tournament
with a winning score of 22 under par
(262 total). Day is the first player since
Camilo Villegas in 2008 to go wire-to-
wire and win the BMW Championship.
Day's performance at Conway Farms
helped catapult the 27-year-old Australian
to the top of the world golf rankings.
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