PGA Brings Golf Back to Puerto Vallarta With The Third Mexico Open at Vidanta

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – The 2024 Mexico Open at Vidanta, a highlight event in Mexico and Latin America known for its outstanding combination of social, culinary, and sports experiences, is swiftly approaching, with only 32 days remaining until the championship winner is announced. Scheduled to occur from February 22 to 25, this prestigious PGA TOUR event will be hosted at the Vidanta Vallarta golf course within the Vidanta Nuevo Vallarta resort.

An impressive lineup of 132 professional golfers will compete, prominently featuring Tony Finau from the United States, the reigning 2023 champion who boasts six PGA TOUR victories. This year, the tournament’s prize fund has been increased to $8.1 million, with the victor earning 500 FedExCup points.

Rodrigo Suárez Gilly, the Executive Director of the Mexico Open at Vidanta, expressed enthusiasm for the third iteration of the event, emphasizing the enhanced experience for attendees through premium food and beverage offerings alongside the sporting spectacle. The event has successfully broadcasted Mexico’s vibrant culture to over 220 countries and territories via international TV coverage.

Joining the competition is Raúl Pereda from Veracruz, Mexico, who is participating in his first season as a PGA TOUR cardholder following a notable performance in the previous year’s Mexico Open at Vidanta. Pereda secured his spot among the elite by finishing fifth in the Q-School in December 2023.

Grupo Salinas and Grupo Vidanta continue to support the growth of golf in Mexico and Latin America, with 15 Mexican golfers having participated in the first two editions of the Mexico Open at Vidanta. This year, Rodolfo Cazaubón from Tamaulipas and Santiago de la Fuente from Jalisco, among others, have been granted the opportunity to compete on this international stage.

Jose Alonso, Director of Operations at Grupo Vidanta, shared the commitment to providing a top-notch experience for participants and spectators alike, highlighting the tournament’s role in promoting economic development in Nayarit and Jalisco and asserting Mexico’s capability to host world-class events.

The PGA TOUR has lauded the Vidanta Vallarta golf course for its exceptional conditions, recognizing it as a premier fairway and a standout course throughout the season. The meticulous maintenance by the dedicated staff ensures the course remains in pristine condition year-round.

Fernando Lemmen Meyer, President of the Mexican Golf Federation, remarked on the historical significance of the Mexico Open at Vidanta, an event with an 80-year legacy that has seen both national and international champions.

The event has also elevated its culinary offerings, aiming to become a gastronomic benchmark within the global golf community and showcase Mexican cuisine to a vast international audience.

Further player announcements are expected in the weeks leading up to the tournament deadline for player confirmations or withdrawals, set for Friday, February 16, at 5:00 pm ET (4:00 pm Central Mexico time).

Tickets for the Mexico Open at Vidanta are currently available for purchase through ticketmaster.com.mx. Children aged 12 and under can attend the event free of charge (general admission only) when accompanied by an adult with a general admission ticket.

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - The 2024 Mexico Open at Vidanta, a highlight event in Mexico and Latin America known for its outstanding combination of social, culinary, and sports experiences, is swiftly approaching, with only 32 days remaining until the championship winner is announced. Scheduled to occur from February 22 to 25, this prestigious PGA TOUR event will be hosted at the Vidanta Vallarta golf course within the Vidanta Nuevo Vallarta resort.

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