The BMW Championship returns to Denver for the first time in ten years, taking place at Castle Pines Golf Club, the longest course in PGA Tour history at 8,130 yards. The tournament features the top 50 players vying for 30 spots in the season finale, highlighted by world number one Scottie Scheffler and defending champion Viktor Hovland. The Gardner Heidrick Pro-Am kicked off the event, showcasing sports legends like Peyton Manning and John Elway while benefiting the Evans Scholars Foundation. Castle Pines Mayor Tracy Engerman noted that the tournament is expected to generate $30 million for the local economy, enhancing the area's visibility as a recreational hub. Players will navigate a newly renovated course with challenging features, including a signature par 3 with a significant elevation drop. Wyndham Clark, a Denver native, expresses pride in competing at home and giving back to the community through his foundation's support for junior golf.