Catch Stephan Jäger, Martin Kaymer, and Matti Schmid at the 2026 BMW International Open—the only DP World Tour event in Germany, hosted from July 1st–5th at Golfclub München Eichenried! Discover everything you need to know about ticket discounts—get 10% off until December 24th—and new after-work ticket options. Dive into the legacy of Germany’s top golfers, tournament highlights, and tips for fans. If you’re a golf enthusiast, learn how to maximize your event experience—travel tips, family benefits (kids under 14 free), and why this is a can’t-miss week for German sports.
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Get ready for an exciting golf tournament that’s about to become even more enticing. The BMW International Open, a celebration of golf, luxury, and Bavarian spirit, is offering an exclusive Christmas discount on tickets. In a press release dated December 1st, 2025, the organizers announced that the 37th edition of this prestigious event will take place from July 1st to 5th, 2026 at the golf club Munchin Enred. This tournament, a staple on the DP World Tour, has a rich history, having collaborated uninterruptedly with the same title partner since its inception in 1989. And for this special occasion, they’re treating golf enthusiasts to a 10% discount on general and VIP tickets, but only until December 24th, 2025. But here’s where it gets controversial, or at least a point of discussion. The tournament features a German trio, Stefan Joerger, Martin Kr, and Mattie Schmid. While these names might not be as familiar to casual golf fans, they’re true stars in the golf world. Joerger, a 36-year-old living in the USA, won the 2020 for Texas Children’s Houston Open. Kr, a two-time major winner, holds the unique distinction of being the only German winner and the youngest champion of the BMW International Open. and Schmid, a 28-year-old Bavarian, is currently the best placed German golfer globally. So, the question arises, will this trio’s presence make the tournament more appealing, or is it the discount that’s the real draw? And this is the part most people miss. The BMW International Open isn’t just about the game, it’s an experience. Joerger, in his own words, describes it as a rare and lucky coincidence to have a tournament of this caliber in one’s hometown. KR emphasizes the passionate atmosphere created by the BMW team, making it a favorite event for players. Schmid, who grew up watching the pros at Enenry, now inspires the next generation of golfers. The Christmas discount applies to various ticket types, including day passes, tournament tickets, and even the new afterwork ticket, valid from 300 p.m. on Thursdays or Fridays at half the price of a day ticket. So whether you’re a golf enthusiast, a fan of luxury experiences, or simply looking for a unique Christmas gift, this tournament has something for everyone. So what do you think? Is the BMW International Open worth the trip, or are discounts the real reason to attend? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
