The BMW Charity Pro-Am week began on June 2 with the golf tournament to be played from June 5 to 6 at the Carolina Country Club in Spartanburg and from June 5 to 8 at the Thornblade Club in Greer.

Celebrities will walk the red carpet in downtown Greenville, between Court Street and Broad Street, directly outside City Hall, at 5:30 p.m. on June 4. This is an excellent opportunity for fans to see their favorite stars, ask for an autograph, or take a selfie.

Here are some of the new celebrities in this year’s event:

Ross Butler, TV and film actor

Clint Dempsey, former USA soccer player and Furman Hall of Famer

Grant Horvat, YouTube golf star

Hally Leadbetter, social media personality

J.R. Smith, former NBA champion

Steve Smith Jr., former NFL wide receiver

Shawn Thornton, former NHL player

Here are some of the returning celebrities:

Anthony Anderson, actor and comedian

Brian Baumgartner, actor from The Office

Danny Brown, captain of the Richland County Sheriff’s Department

Andy Buckley, TV and film actor

Brice Butler, former NFL player

Larry the Cable Guy, actor and comedian

Ryan French, Monday Q founder

Marcus Jones, NFL player

Brian Katrek, PGA Tour radio host

Ryan Leaf, former NFL player

OG Lott, social media personality

Will Lowery, golf personality

Phillip Phillips, American Idol winner

Everette Sands, The Citadel running backs coach

Connor Shaw, former South Carolina quarterback

Roger Steele, TGL master of ceremonies

DB Sweeney, film actor

David Wells, former MLB pitcher

Vince Young, former NFL quarterback

Here are some of the other activities planned:

June 4 – First Tee Junior Pro-Am; Veterans Adaptive Golf Clinic at Thornblade, 2 p.m.; Celebrity Red Carpet on Main Street in Greenville, 5:30 p.m.

June 5 – Night in the Burg Concert with Cole Swindell at Fifth Third Park in Spartanburg, 5 p.m.

Celebrity course rotation

This year’s celebrity course rotation is as follows:

The Carolina Country Club (Thursday); Thornblade Club (Friday):

Brian Baumgartner, television and film Actor (Kevin on “The Office”)

Ross Butler, a television and film actor

Seth Curry, American basketball shooting guard

Clint Dempsey, former USA Soccer Player, CBS Sports analyst, and member of the Furman University Athletics Hall of Fame

Jagger Eaton, 2x Olympic medalist and first-ever American Olympic medalist in skateboarding history

Grant Horvat, 2025 Creator Classic winner and YouTube Golf Star

Marcus Jones, New England Patriots cornerback and punt returner

Hally Leadbetter, social media personality and founder of Better Content Co.

Sterling Sharpe, former NFL wide receiver and Hall of Fame Inductee Class of 2025

J.R. Smith, 2x NBA champion

Steve Smith Sr., sportscaster and former wide receiver

Roger Steele, 2024 X6 Celebrity Champion, TGL master of ceremonies

Shawn Thornton, former NHL Player and Stanley Cup champion

David Wells, 2x World Series champion, Perfect Game in 1998

Thornblade Club (Thursday); The Carolina Country Club (Friday):

Alexis Belton, World Long Drive competitor

Danny Brown, captain in the Richland County Sheriff’s Department, “On Patrol Live” captain

Andy Buckley, television and film actor (Andy on “Odd Moms Out”)

Brice Butler, former NFL wide receiver

Larry the Cable Guy, 2024 X7 Celebrity Champion, comedian, and actor

Ryan French, Monday Q founder

Aaron Hicks, current MLB outfielder

Dontrelle Inman, current NFL wide receiver

Brian Katrek, PGA Tour radio host

Jermaine Kearse, Super Bowl XLVIII winner, founder of Evergreen Golf Club

Ryan Leaf, college and NFL Analyst and CEO of Ram Consultant, Inc.

OG Lott, social media personality

Will Lowery, golf personality and broadcaster

Everette Sands, Citadel Bulldogs running backs coach

Connor Shaw, former NFL and University of South Carolina quarterback

D.B. Sweeney, film actor

Justin Wheelon, Emmy award-winning film director and actor

Celebrity and amateur participants will rotate between Thornblade Club in Greer and Carolina Country Club in Spartanburg, with each competitor playing one full round at both venues.

How to watch BMW Pro-Am from home

Coverage of this year’s tournament will air on the GOLF Channel at the following times:

Round 1: Thursday, June 5 | noon – 3 p.m.

Round 2: Friday, June 6 | 9 – 11 p.m.

Round 3: Saturday, June 7 | 5 – 7 p.m.

Final Round: Sunday, June 8 | 5– 7 p.m.

Viewers can also stream the Golf Channel coverage of the tournament on the NBC Sports App.

BMW Charity Pro-Am funds will go to local charities

This year, funds raised during the BMW Charity Pro-Am Presented by TD SYNNEX will benefit eight charities, including:

Folds of Honor – Palmetto Chapter

Gibbs Cancer Center and Research Institute

Hispanic Alliance

Hope Center for Children

Mobile Meals of Spartanburg

Neighborhood Cancer Connection

PAL – Play, Advocate, Live Well

Upstate Warrior Solutions

Celebrities who have played BMW Pro-Am over the years

Many prominent celebrities have participated in the BMW Pro-Am over the years.

Some of the celebrities include:

Kevin Costner

Kurt Russell

Catherine Bell

Dabo Swinney

Jerry Rice

Jim McMahon

Brett Favre

Alice Cooper

Wayne Gretsky

Jack Nicklaus

Brandon Marsalis

Roger Clemens

Aaron Rodgers

Seth Curry

Lucas Black

D.B. Sweeney

Ken Griffey, Jr.

Sterling Sharpe

Colt Ford

Check out a gallery of celebrities who have played at the BMW over the years here.

Todd Shanesy covers high school athletics for the Greenville News, Spartanburg Herald-Journal and Anderson Independent Mail in the USA TODAY Network. Contact him by email at todd.shanesy@shj.com. Follow him on X, formerly called Twitter, at @ToddShanesySHJ.