Tee times and celebrities for the BMW PGA Championship Pro-Am

A wealth of sports and entertainment stars will be on display at the world-renowned celebrity Pro-Am ahead of the BMW PGA Championship.

The fourth Rolex Series event of the DP World Tour season brings a host of stars from a variety of industries to Wentworth Club as they tee it up alongside the professionals on the eve of the tournament.

Retired football superstar Gareth Bale and former World Number One tennis player Andy Murray are among a plethora of sporting talent on show.

They have been paired up with defending BMW PGA Championship winner Billy Horschel, with former Premier League striker Teddy Sheringham completing the eye-catching fourball at 8am off the first tee.

Robbie Fowler and John Terry will play with Brooks Koepka, with former hockey player and television presenter Sam Quek completing that group.

TV presenters Dave Jones and Simon Lazenby are joined by former England rugby league international Jon Wilkin, with 2020 BMW PGA Championship winner Tyrrell Hatton the professional in that group.

England rugby trio Marcus Smith, Ben Earl and Jamie George are grouped together, alongside another former winner of this tournament in Shane Lowry.

08:00 Shotgun Start

13:30 Shotgun Start

A trio of British & Irish Lions in Finn Russell, Owen Farrell and Henry Pollock will be reunited in a fourball that is headed by Team Europe Ryder Cup Captain in one of the star groups in the afternoon wave.

Lando Norris, who has made this pro-am a regular appearance in his calendar, is another star attraction, with the McLaren Formula 1 driver alongside Matt Fitzpatrick.

Zak Brown, the McLaren Racing CEO, will play alongside Justin Rose, while television presenters Dan Walker and Vernon Kay are among the other notables in the afternoon.

Former Lionesses Steph Houghton and Carly Telford are in a fourball alongside Robert MacIntyre.

Golf YouTube stars Peter "Tubes" Dale, and his brother, Ange, will play with this season's two-time DP World Tour winner Marco Penge, with Paddy McGuinness completing that fourball.