Mayakoba, Mexico’s 595-acre legacy enclave and luxury resort destination on the Riviera Maya, will host the LPGA’s Mayakoba Open from May 22-25, 2025. Celebrating its 75th year, this marks the tour’s return to Mexico after an eight-year absence. Designed by Greg Norman, Mayakoba’s El Camaleón has long served as a catalyst for propelling the sport of golf within Mexico and key stage for the country’s top golfers to showcase their talent to the world. El Camaleón will be the first golf course to host the PGA Tour, LIV Golf, LPGA, AJGA, and LAAC events.
“Mayakoba and El Camaleón have a longstanding history as a trailblazer for growing golf in Mexico, from our 16-year partnership with the PGA TOUR to hosting the first-ever Latin American tournament and welcoming LIV Golf to our destination,” says Luis Durán, CEO of Mayakoba’s ownership group, RLH Properties. “It’s an exciting time in women’s sports and a landmark year for the LPGA Tour and we are proud to be part of this extraordinary trajectory of growth and continue supporting the game in new and innovative ways at Mayakoba.”
Weaving through the distinct ecosystems of Mayakoba, including tropical jungles, dense mangroves, freshwater canals, and the pristine Riviera Maya oceanfront, the course is considered one of the most diverse in the world, offering Weaving through the distinct ecosystems of Mayakoba, including tropical jungle, dense mangroves, freshwater canals, and pristine Riviera Maya oceanfront, the course is considered one of the most diverse in the world with a variety of shot options to test players’ skills. This iconic venue has played a pivotal role in putting Mexican golf on the global map, offering rising stars and established legends the chance to compete against the best in the world. This iconic venue has played a pivotal role in putting Mexican golf on the global map, offering both rising stars and established legends the chance to compete against the best world.
Famous golfers like Lorena Ochoa, who paved the way as a trailblazer in the sport, and contemporary stars like Abraham Ancer, Carlos Ortiz, Gaby López, María Fassi, and Isabella Fierro, have all contributed to Mexico’s growing golf legacy. Mayakoba’s El Camaleón course has witnessed their inspiring performances, creating memorable moments that resonate with fans across the country.
In 2025, Gaby López will continue her LPGA journey with full status on the professional circuit. María Fassi and Isabella Fierro will leverage their partial and minimum status as they work toward further opportunities via the Q Series. This ongoing commitment to Mexican golf is a testament to Mayakoba’s vital role in fostering the sport’s growth and inspiring future generations of players.
For nearly twenty years, Mayakoba has been a standard-bearer for luxury leisure travel on the Riviera Maya and a leader in environmental stewardship. Nestled along the Caribbean’s crystal-clear water and the world’s second-largest barrier reef, it is considered one of the region’s original upscale yet low-density resort developments. It is renowned for its connection to nature, culinary excellence, acclaimed spas, culturally inspired programming, and recreational pursuits.
For more information about El Camaleón and the destination of Mayakoba, visit mayakoba.com.
Photo: El Camaleón Golf Course (Mayakoba, Riviera Maya)
