36th BMW International Open: Thursday Photo Gallery.

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Thu Jul 03 14:52:25 CEST 2025 Press Release

+++ 36th BMW International Open underway at Golfclub München Eichenried +++ Marco Penge (ENG, -5) clubhouse leader +++ Best German so far: Marcel Schneider (-2) +++ Images from the morning flights +++

 

+++ 36th BMW International Open underway at Golfclub
München Eichenried +++ Marco Penge (ENG, -5) clubhouse leader +++ Best
German so far: Marcel Schneider (-2) +++ Images from the morning
flights +++



Munich. The morning starters at the BMW International
Open (2–6 July 2025, GC München Eichenried) have completed their first
round. The initial clubhouse leader is Marco Penge at five under par.
The Englishman made a double bogey on the 18th hole (par
5), missing out on an even better result. Overall, scores were not as
low as expected prior to the tournament. Marcel Schneider is currently
the best-placed German in the clubhouse at two under par. The German
trio Martin Kaymer, Marcel Siem, and Nicolai von Dellingshausen, as
well as Luke Donald (ENG) and Patrick Reed (USA), will tee off in the
afternoon at Germany’s only DP World Tour event.

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