One of golf’s most prestigious tournaments is making its way to our backyard in Montgomery County, Maryland Memorial Day Weekend! From May 22-25, 2025, the Senior PGA Championship will be held at the iconic Congressional Country Club in Bethesda, MD.
What’s the Big Deal?
The Senior PGA Championship is the oldest and most historic major in senior men’s golf. Think of it as a reunion of golf legends – names you know and love, all playing on one of the most beautiful and challenging courses in the country. Congressional Country Club isn’t just any course. It’s a world-renowned venue that has hosted multiple major championships, and its newly renovated Blue Course is ready to wow both players and fans.
Spotlight on the Defending Championship: Richard Bland
Last year, England’s Richard Bland made a sensational debut at the Senior PGA Championship, clinching the title with a final-round 8-under 63 at Harbor Shores Resort. Now, he’s back to defend his crown on the storied fairways of Congressional Country Club.
Fun for the Whole Family
This isn’t just a golf tournament, it’s a whole weekend experience! Whether you’re a seasoned golf fan or just looking for a unique way to enjoy the long weekend, there are things to do for your family and friends.
Make it a Weekend Getaway
Tickets start at just $49, with flexible options that make it easy to drop in for a day or spend the entire weekend immersed in the event. It’s the perfect kick-off to summer!
Pro Tip: This is a great chance to explore nearby dining spots, charming downtowns, and scenic trails all around Bethesda and Montgomery County, Maryland.
MoCo’s Golf Legacy is Just Getting Started
Montgomery County isn’t just hosting the Senior PGA Championship this year – it’s becoming a recurring destination for major golf events. Congressional Country Club is set to host several future championships with the PGA of America. This July, the 2025 US Adaptive Open takes place at the Woodmont Country Club, July 7-9, 2025, which features professional and amateur golfers with disabilities. The future events are in 2027 with the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship, 2030 for the PGA Championship, 2033 for the Senior PGA Championship, and 2037 with the Ryder Cup.
