IN THE YEAR OF THE BICENTENNIAL
2010
TOURNAMENTS - THE BEST PROFESSIONAL MENS & LADIES
Televised golf throughout Mexico has brought the sights and sounds of the Professional and Amateur tournaments to millions of viewers around the World. Tanks to all of the producers, promoters, professionals, participants that these events bring.
PGA TOUR FEBRARY
MAYAKOBA GOLF CLASSIC
Te first PGA tour event in the Yucatan. El Camaleon golf course by Greg Norman shows off the best of the Cancun Riviera Maya area.
www.mayakobagolfclassic.com
CANADIAN TOUR APRIL
RIVIERA NAYARIT CLASSIC
Tis tour was played at the Punta Mita Golf Club amoung the most exclusive courses in the world, a Nicklaus-designed master- piece.
www.cantour.com
CANADIAN TOUR APRIL
EL CID
Te Corona Mazatlan Mexican PGA Championship is the first stop on the 2010 Canadian Tour in Mexico played at El Cid by Lee Trevino.
www.cantour.com
TOUR LAS AMERICAS SEPTEMBER
TRES VIDAS
Te Acapulco LPGA Classic is a tourna- ment event at the Robert von Hagge ocean front private country club of Tres Vidas in Acapulco, Mexico.
www.lpga.com
NATIONWIDE TOUR JUNE
MEXICO OPEN
Te Mexican Open or Abierto Mexicano de Golf is a national open tournament. It became a Nationwide Tour event in 2008.
www.pgatour.com/tournaments/h095
CHAMPIONSHIP LPGA APRIL
TRES MARIAS
Lorena Ochoa won this tournament in 2009, at the beautiful Tres Marias Coun- try Club in Morelia, Michoacan, Mexico.
www.lpga.com
INVITATIONAL LPGA NOVEMBER
LORENA OCHOA
Guadalajara GC is the home course to Mexico’s female golfer Lorena Ochoa. Last year Michelle Wie won her first LPGA golf tournament at this event.
www.lpga.com
DURAMED FUTURES MARCH
PARADISE VILLAGE
An established women’s developmental tour in the world. Tis tour is also be- come known as “the Road to the LPGA.”
www.rivieranayaritchallenge.com
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