BMW Championship tee times 2026: Rounds 1 & 2 at Bellerive Country Club

BMW Championship tee times 2026: Check out the tee times and pairings for the first two rounds of the second leg of the PGA Tour's play-offs in St. Louis.

Rory McIlroy
Rory McIlroy

The PGA Tour heads to St. Louis for the second leg of the play-offs. 

Only the top 50 players in the FedEx Cup standings have a tee time at the BMW Championship. 

The $20m tournament is being staged at Bellerive Country Club, which hosted the 2019 PGA Championship, over 20-23 August. 

Scottie Scheffler, who returned to winning ways at the FedEx St. Jude Championship with a dominant performance, is the headline act along with Masters champion Rory McIlroy. 

Scottie Scheffler celebrates his 21st PGA Tour win
Scottie Scheffler celebrates his 21st PGA Tour win

McIlroy showed visible signs of rust on his first outing since The Open, admitting that he felt "lost" at times with his swing and he needed to put a lot of work in if he is to contend this week. 

Scheffler's 21st PGA Tour title saw him open up a huge gap over England's Matthew Fitzpatrick in the season-long points race. 

And it now looks like a foregone conclusion that the four-time major champ will clinch the FedEx Cup for the second time in his career.

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FedEx Cup standings

Pos.

Player

Points Total

1

Scottie Scheffler

4,873.333

2

Matt Fitzpatrick

3,425.793

3

Cameron Young

3,182.896

4

Si Woo Kim

2,700.500

5

Wyndham Clark

2,542.394

6

Sam Burns

2,415.862

7

Chris Gotterup

2,287.755

8

Tommy Fleetwood

2,246.767

9

Collin Morikawa

2,241.800

10

Ludvig Åberg

2,129.761

11

Xander Schauffele

1,980.897

12

Jacob Bridgeman

1,761.159

13

Rory McIlroy

1,745.449

14

Russell Henley

1,740.272

15

Akshay Bhatia

1,729.831

16

Hideki Matsuyama

1,600.268

17

Ryan Gerard

1,539.952

18

Min Woo Lee

1,480.533

19

Kristoffer Reitan

1,473.125

20

Alex Fitzpatrick

1,415.606

21

J.J. Spaun

1,413.542

22

Viktor Hovland

1,396.912

23

Alex Smalley

1,374.709

24

Justin Rose

1,355.150

25

Ryan Fox

1,351.993

26

Tom Kim

1,341.283

27

Adam Scott

1,314.718

28

Kurt Kitayama

1,258.606

29

Bud Cauley

1,257.626

30

Rickie Fowler

1,257.511

Top 30 reach Tour Championship

31

Gary Woodland

1,256.273

32

J.T. Poston

1,237.390

33

Nicolai Højgaard

1,207.836

34

Alex Noren

1,196.816

35

Jake Knapp

1,195.875

36

Robert MacIntyre

1,190.731

37

Aaron Rai

1,145.785

38

Ben Griffin

1,124.249

39

Sepp Straka

1,121.900

40

Sungjae Im

1,051.980

41

Michael Thorbjornsen

1,050.827

42

Nico Echavarria

1,039.539

43

Patrick Cantlay

1,029.208

44

Justin Thomas

1,027.458

45

Ryo Hisatsune

908.106

46

Sahith Theegala

898.204

47

Michael Brennan

875.419

48

Eric Cole

874.802

49

Maverick McNealy

862.774

50

Matt McCarty

845.454

Below Scheffler, there is sure to be some drama as only the top 30 players in the FedEx Cup after the conclusion of the BMW Championship will advance to the season-finale at East Lake. 

The 2026 Tour Championship will feature a $40m purse, with the winner of the FedEx Cup taking home a whopping $10m. 

As things stand, PGA Tour fan-favourite Rickie Fowler is on the bubble. 

Big names who need a strong outing this week include Justin Thomas, Patrick Cantlay and Robert MacIntyre. 

The Scot carded a career-worst 12-over 82 in the opening round of the FedEx St. Jude Championship and withdrew, citing a knee injury.

MacIntyre has decided to retire a legendary club from his bag ahead of the BMW Championship. 

The 2026 BMW Championship will get underway at around 7am CT on Thursday (1:00pm GMT). 

Tee times will be confirmed on Tuesday afternoon. 

GolfMagic will publish them on this page. 

BMW Championship tee times 2026

Round 1

TBC

Round 2

TBC