Mexico Championship to Debut at Club La Hacienda, Heralding 'The Future of Golf'

The historic Club de Golf La Hacienda will host the inaugural Mexico Championship from June 4-7, marking a significant stop on the PGA Tour Americas circuit. The tournament boasts a field of 144 players, with nine Mexican golfers vying for a share of the $225,000 prize purse.

“

The future of the PGA Tour is here this week, and it is an honor to be back in this country, to be in this city for the second consecutive year. It holds great value for our Tour to be in one of the world's largest capitals.

PGA Tour Americas has consistently chosen Mexico as a vital destination since its inception in 2024. This year's event is the fifth of 15 tournaments in the 2026 season. Alex Baldwin, president of PGA Tour Americas and the Korn Ferry Tour, expressed her enthusiasm, stating, “The future of the PGA Tour is here this week, and it is an honor to be back in this country, to be in this city for the second consecutive year. It holds great value for our Tour to be in one of the world's largest capitals.”

“

For the FMG, this presentation represents a true pride, an event that will undoubtedly leave its mark on Mexican golf. It is important for us to be part of these events where our young talents can showcase their level of golf and competition.

Andrés Jurado Rivera, president of the Mexican Golf Federation (FMG), highlighted the event's significance for national golf. “For the FMG, this presentation represents a true pride, an event that will undoubtedly leave its mark on Mexican golf,” he said. “It is important for us to be part of these events where our young talents can showcase their level of golf and competition.”

“

It is an honor to compete in Mexico.

Among the Mexican hopefuls competing on home soil are Eduardo Carrete, Marcelo Garza, Eugenio Martínez, Omar Morales, Raúl Pereda, José de Jesús ‘El Camarón’ Rodríguez, Bruno Tostado, Yael Chahin, and Elías Becker. Morales, a native of Puebla with prior PGA Tour experience, called it “an honor to compete in Mexico.” Baldwin concluded by emphasizing the tour's role in extending golf's reach and fostering international representation, noting, “With this tour, we have the opportunity to extend golf and have very important international representation. The growth of golf worldwide happens with these tournaments. We see a long-term future in Mexico; the path to the PGA Tour is long, and this is part of the experiences.”

“

With this tour, we have the opportunity to extend golf and have very important international representation. The growth of golf worldwide happens with these tournaments. We see a long-term future in Mexico; the path to the PGA Tour is long, and this is part of the experiences.