Where is Caves Valley Golf Club and the 2025 BMW Championship located?
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Where is Caves Valley Golf Club and the 2025 BMW Championship located?

The look from the new first tee at Caves Valley Golf Club, host of the 2017 Constellation Senior Players (Ryan Ballengee/Golf News Net)


Caves Valley Golf Club is home to the 2025 BMW Championship and a FedEx Cup playoff event on the PGA Tour. It is of the better-known golf courses in the United States, and it's home this year to one of the best golf tournaments on the planet. The Baltimore-area club has become home to big events, including the BMW Championship twice in recent years, as well as other major events.

Not only is Caves Valley Golf Club a great golf course, but it is also home to the 2025 BMW Championship, which features some of the best in the Baltimore area.

Naturally, a private club hosting a big golf tournament on the PGA Tour leads fans to wonder where Caves Valley Golf Club is located.

Where is Caves Valley Golf Club located?

Caves Valley Golf Club is located in Owings Mills, Maryland. Caves Valley Golf Club is located northwest of the city of Baltimore.

Caves Valley Golf Club sits outside of the Baltimore beltway, Interstate 695, in a quiet portion of Owings Mills.

Neighboring cities to the club include Timonium and Stevenson.

A map of Caves Valley Golf Club

Which airports are near Caves Valley Golf Club?

Since the biggest city in close proximity to Caves Valley Golf Club is Baltimore, the Baltimore Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport is frequently where golfers who are playing at the course will fly into before making the trek. It's an approximately 35-minute drive from the airport to Caves Valley Golf Club.

What other famous golf courses are near Caves Valley Golf Club?

Caves Valley Golf Club is an iconic golf course in the United States, but it has some incredible neighbors in the golf world.

Baltimore Country Club and Woodholme Country Club are local neighbors to the club.

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