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Mexican Open (golf)

National golf tournament of Mexico


National golf tournament of Mexico

FieldValue
nameMexico Open
imageMexican Open (golf) logo.svg
locationVallarta, Mexico
establishment1944
courseVidanta Vallarta
par71
yardage7456 yd
tourPGA Tour
Web.com Tour
Challenge Tour
PGA Tour Latinoamérica
Tour de las Américas
formatStroke play
purse
month_playedFebruary
aggregate260 Tony Finau (2023)
to-par−24 as above
current_championUSA Brian Campbell
mapMexico#Mexico Nayarit
map_labelVidanta Vallarta
map_captionLocation in Mexico##Location in Nayarit
map_reliefyes
map_size230
coordinates

Web.com Tour Challenge Tour PGA Tour Latinoamérica Tour de las Américas | to-par = −24 as above The Mexican Open (), also known as the Mexico Open and Abierto Mexicano de Golf, is the national open golf tournament of Mexico.

History

First played in 1944 at the Club de Golf Chapultepec, it was an event on the Tour de las Américas between 2003 and 2006, being co-sanctioned by the European Challenge Tour from 2004 to 2006. It became a Nationwide Tour event in 2008, and was rescheduled from December to January, which resulted in no tournament in 2007. Due to the outbreak of swine flu in 2009, the Mexican Open was rescheduled from May to September. In 2013, the tournament was moved to March and became an official event for PGA Tour Latinoamérica. The tournament was also moved to Club de Golf Mexico.

In 2022, the tournament became an official event on the PGA Tour, with a purse of $7,300,000 and awarding 500 FedEx Cup points to the winner.

Winners

YearTour(s)WinnerScoreTo parMargin of
victoryRunner(s)-upVenueMexico OpenAbierto Mexicano de GolfMexico OpenTransAmerican Power Products CRV Mexico OpenAbierto Mexicano de GolfMexico OpenMexico Open BicentenaryMexico OpenAbierto Mexicano CoronaAbierto Mexicano de GolfMexican Open
2025PGATUSA Brian Campbell264−20PlayoffSouth Africa Aldrich PotgieterVidanta Vallarta
2024PGATUSA Jake Knapp265−192 strokesFIN Sami VälimäkiVidanta Vallarta
2023PGATUSA Tony Finau260−243 strokesESP Jon RahmVidanta Vallarta
2022PGATESP Jon Rahm267−171 strokeUSA Tony Finau
USA Kurt Kitayama
USA Brandon WuVidanta Vallarta
2021PGATLAMEX Álvaro Ortiz265−233 strokesCAN Drew NesbittEstrella del Mar
2020PGATLANo tournament due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2019PGATLACAN Drew Nesbitt263−172 strokesNOR Andreas Halvorsen
CHL Gustavo SilvaTijuana
2018PGATLAUSA Austin Smotherman262−184 strokesMEX Juan Pablo HernándezTijuana
2017: No tournament
2016PGATLAMEX Sebastián Vázquez268−16PlayoffARG Augusto NúñezAguascalientes
2015PGATLAUSA Justin Hueber265−231 strokeUSA Brad Gehl
ARG Maximiliano GodoyAguascalientes
2014PGATLACOL Óscar David Álvarez271−171 strokeARG Nelson LedesmaChapultepec
2013PGATLAUSA Ted Purdy281−71 strokeCOL David VanegasMexico
2012WEBUSA Lee Williams274−141 strokeUSA Paul Haley IILeón
2011NWTUSA Erik Compton271−172 strokesUSA Richard H. LeeLeón
2010NWTUSA Jamie Lovemark276−12PlayoffUSA B. J. StatenLeón
2009NWTUSA Troy Merritt273−15PlayoffAUS Adam BlandLeón
2008NWTAUS Jarrod Lyle267−174 strokesUSA Matt EveryTres Marias
2007: No tournament
2006CHA, TLAPAR Fabrizio Zanotti275−91 strokeMEX Daniel de LeónLa Hacienda
2005CHA, TLAMEX Antonio Maldonado275−91 strokeFRA Mickaël Dieu
ARG Rafael GómezLa Hacienda
2004CHA, TLAARG Rafael Gómez270−142 strokesCOL Eduardo HerreraLa Hacienda
2003TLACOL Eduardo Herrera278−101 strokeARG Eduardo Argiró
USA Jeff BurnsMoon Palace
2002MEX Pablo Fernández273−111 strokeUSA David HowserLa Hacienda
2001: No tournament
2000MEX Esteban Toledo271USA Robin FreemanMéxico
1999USA Stewart Cink (2)271MEX Óscar SernaMéxico
1998ARG Eduardo Romero269USA Scott SimpsonMéxico
1997NZL Frank Nobilo273México
1996USA Stewart Cink272USA Bob TwayMéxico
1995USA John Cook273USA Scott VerplankMéxico
1994USA Chris Perry274USA Bob TwayMéxico
1993USA Fred Funk2681 strokeUSA Donnie HammondLa Hacienda
1992USA Tom Sieckmann268AUS Steve ElkingtonLa Hacienda
1991USA Jay Haas277USA Ed FioriChapultepec
1990USA Bob Lohr269−194 strokesMEX Carlos EspinosaLa Hacienda
1985–1989: No tournament
1984CAN Danny Mijovic274USA Tommy Armour III
USA Rick CramerTijuana
1983USA Tommy Armour III280Tijuana
1982: No tournament
1981USA Ben Crenshaw273USA Raymond FloydChapultepec
1980AUS David Graham279USA Jerry PateBellavista
1978–79: No tournament
1977USA Billy Casper274−63 strokesUSA Gay BrewerChiluca
1976MEX Ernesto Pérez Acosta (2)273MEX Victor RegaladoLa Hacienda
1975USA Lee Trevino (2)275MEX Ernesto Pérez Acosta
USA Larry ZieglerLa Hacienda
1974USA Ed Byman280USA Lee TrevinoChapultepec
1973USA Lee Trevino281MEX Victor RegaladoBellavista
1972: No tournament
1971ESP Ángel Gallardo275USA Billy MaxwellMéxico
1970MEX Ernesto Pérez Acosta280Bellavista
1967–69: No tournament
1966USA Bob McCallister278USA Dudley WysongMonterrey
1965USA Homero Blancas284USA Lee TrevinoBellavista
1964USA Art Wall Jr.276ARG Roberto De VicenzoMéxico
1963CAN Al Balding279USA Richard Crawford
USA Billy MaxwellLa Hacienda
1962USA Tony Lema (2)281USA Jackson BradleyLa Hacienda
1961USA Tony Lema280ARG Antonio CerdáMéxico
1960USA Howie Johnson273USA Billy MaxwellChapultepec
1959ESP Ángel Miguel273USA Tommy JacobsChapultepec
1958ARG Antonio Cerdá279ARG Roberto De VicenzoChapultepec
1957USA Bob Rosburg272USA George BayerChapultepec
1956USA Billy Maxwell264ARG Roberto De VicenzoChapultepec
1955ARG Roberto De Vicenzo (3)271USA Tony HolguinChapultepec
1954USA Johnny Palmer286ARG Roberto De VicenzoMéxico
1953ARG Roberto De Vicenzo (2)267USA Cary MiddlecoffChapultepec
1952ZAF Bobby Locke275ARG Roberto De Vicenzo
USA Jimmy DemaretMexicali
1951ARG Roberto De Vicenzo267USA Al BesselinkChapultepec
1950USA Tony Holguin (2)280MEX Antonio Pedroza
MEX Juan NeriChapultepec
1949USA Tony Holguin200USA Jimmy Demaret
USA Sam SneadChapultepec
1948: No tournament
1947USA Al Espinosa (4)292MEX Carlos Belmont (a)
MEX Amado MartinezChapultepec
1946USA Al Espinosa (3)286MEX Felix LopezChapultepec
1945USA Al Espinosa (2)290MEX Antonio PedrozaChapultepec
1944USA Al Espinosa281USA Percey Clifford (a)Chapultepec

Notes

References

References

  1. (October 5, 2007). "Mexico Open joins Nationwide Tour schedule in 2008". PGA Tour.
  2. (April 29, 2009). "Mexico Open rescheduled due to swine flu". PGA Tour.
  3. (May 22, 2009). "Mexico Open rescheduled for first week of September". PGA Tour.
  4. (8 November 2021). "Vidanta Vallarta in Vallarta, México to host Mexico Open". PGA Tour.
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