Over the past week, the golf world’s eyes fell squarely on Maryland. The PGA Tour’s BMW Championship at Caves Valley transformed Baltimore County into the sport’s epicenter, and the results were undeniable.

The world's top 50 professional golfers are back in County this week to compete in the BMW Championship, bringing thousands of fans to the area and a boost to the economy.

It’s also been a successful return for Maryland with an expected 7-8% boost in economic impact this go around, according to executive director of the Maryland Sports Commission Terry Hassletine. “Their wallets are a little freer because we're away from what was 2021, which was just coming out of COVID,” he said.

Caves Valley, the host of the 2025 BMW Championship in Owings Mills, has drawn mixed reviews from players and media members.

The BMW Championship returns to Caves Valley Golf Club outside of Baltimore, Maryland, for the second time since 2021 and for the second time in the history of

The Jonas Brothers were "burnin' up' on a County golf course on Wednesday, mingling with fans and trying not to slice their drive too badly.

Officials believe the 2025 BMW Championship in Maryland can exceed the 2021 tournament’s economic impact of over $50 million.