Royal Queensland Golf Club issued an emergency weather warning amid the ongoing DP World Tour tournament, the BMW Australian PGA Championship 2025. The event is taking place from November 27 to 30 at the Royal Queensland Golf Club, flaunting a purse of $16,28,299.32.The weather in Brisbane, Australia, worsened amid the first round of the BMW Australian PGA Championship. As a result of this, the PGA of Australia’s X page shared a post warning about the inclement weather and asking all the hospitality patrons to stay in suites. The public was asked to leave the venue as soon as possible.Sometime back, the PGA of Australia issued another update, informing that the play would resume for the first round of the tournament at 6 am AEST/2 pm EST. They further mentioned that the second round of the event would be delayed by one hour and thirty minutes, with the first group teeing off at 7:30 am AEST/4:30 pm EST.According to AccuWeather, there is a severe thunderstorm warning in the Brisbane area. The weather in the area is cloudy and humid. The highest temperature can reach up to 96.8°F.BMW PGA Australian PGA Championship update (Image via X @PGAofAustralia)Brisbane boy Cameron Smith wants to win the BMW Australian PGA ChampionshipCameron Smith is a LIV golfer playing at the DP World Tour’s BMW Australian PGA Championship. Born in Brisbane, the player is aiming for a victory at the Royal Queensland Golf Club. Talking about the same, Smith shared his intentions in an interview. He said ( via News.com.au):“That was good – I hit a lot of good putts. Conditions were good. I feel like the greens are firmer and faster than they’ve ever been. I’ve been doing a lot of chipping and putting. I’ve been trying to get back into it with that part of my game, getting comfortable with that, and it definitely showed today. It was good to see the work pay off a little bit.”“I want to win. I want to win every tournament I play in, but this one in particular has been really good to me. Being in Brisbane, I don’t know how much longer the tournament’s going to be here. It’s a bit up in the air at the moment. It’d be nice to go out on a win if it’s the last time here,” Smith added.Smith finished at T22 after the first round of the BMW Australian PGA Championship with a total score of 2 under. In the opening round, he shot 69 with one birdie on the front nine and three birdies on the back nine.Last year, the second place of the same event was occupied by Cameron Smith, and the 2024 BMW Australian PGA Championship was won by Elvis Smylie with a total score of 14 under.