The MÉXICO Riviera Maya Open is set to make history in women’s golf. Marking the return of the LPGA Tour to Mexico for the first time since 2022, this tournament is a milestone moment in the 2025 calendar. Here are five reasons why this event is unmissable:
1. The LPGA Returns to Mexico in a Big Way
After more than a decade without a top-tier event on Mexican soil, the LPGA Tour returns with a world-class tournament that puts Mexico back on the map in women’s professional golf. The Riviera Maya Open is part of the LPGA’s historic 75th anniversary season, reinforcing the tour’s commitment to the global growth of the sport.
2. A World-Class Venue: El Camaleón at Mayakoba
The tournament will be held at the iconic El Camaleón Golf Course, known for its breathtaking natural beauty, challenging design, and unique blend of ecosystems. With jungle, mangroves, and Caribbean views, players will face a technically demanding and visually stunning layout.
3. Homegrown Talent on Display: Fassi, López, and More
Mexico will be proudly represented by stars like María Fassi, Gaby López, and Isabella Fierro—national icons ready to go head-to-head with the world’s best. It’s a rare and special chance to watch them compete on home soil.
4. A Pivotal Stop on the LPGA Tour
With a significant prize purse and Race to the CME Globe points at stake, the Riviera Maya Open is a strategic and competitive highlight of the season. The tournament promises not only excitement but also serious implications for the year-end standings.
5. More Than Just Golf: Culture, Hospitality, and the Full Experience
This event offers more than world-class golf—it delivers an unforgettable experience. Expect the warmest Mexican hospitality, activities for fans, authentic local cuisine, and an unbeatable natural setting. Mayakoba and the Riviera Maya are ready to welcome the world with open arms.
The 2025 MÉXICO Riviera Maya Open won’t just be a tournament—it will be a celebration of sport, women’s talent, and the power to inspire new generations. See you in Mayakoba!
