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Akshay Bhatia<\/td>	14\/1<\/a><\/td>	bet365<\/td><\/tr>
Rasmus Hojgaard<\/td>	20\/1<\/a><\/td>	Unibet<\/td><\/tr>
Kurt Kitayama<\/td>	22\/1<\/a><\/td>	bet365<\/td><\/tr>
Sam Stevens<\/td>	25\/1<\/a><\/td>	bet365<\/td><\/tr>
Patrick Rogers<\/td>	25\/1<\/a><\/td>	Spreadex<\/td><\/tr>
Michael Kim<\/td>	28\/1<\/a><\/td>	LiveScoreBet<\/td><\/tr>
Taylor Moore<\/td>	28\/1<\/a><\/td>	bet365<\/td><\/tr>
Stephen Jaeger<\/td>	28\/1<\/a><\/td>	Betfred<\/td><\/tr>
Harry Hall<\/td>	33\/1<\/a><\/td>	10bet<\/td><\/tr>
Aaron Rai<\/td>	33\/1<\/a><\/td>	Spreadex<\/td><\/tr>
Ben Griffin<\/td>	35\/1<\/a><\/td>	bet365<\/td><\/tr>
Beau Hossler<\/td>	35\/1<\/a><\/td>	bet365<\/td><\/tr>
Kevin Yu<\/td>	40\/1<\/a><\/td>	Spreadex<\/td><\/tr>
Jake Knapp<\/td>	40\/1<\/a><\/td>	Betfred<\/td><\/tr>
Alex Smalley<\/td>	35\/1<\/a><\/td>	Betfred<\/td><\/tr>
Niklas Norgaard Moller<\/td>	45\/1<\/a><\/td>	LiveScoreBet<\/td><\/tr>
Nicolai Hojgaard<\/td>	50\/1<\/a><\/td>	Betfred<\/td><\/tr>
Thorbjorn Olesen<\/td>	55\/1<\/a><\/td>	LiveScoreBet<\/td><\/tr>
Erik van Rooyan<\/td>	55\/1<\/a><\/td>	BetVictor<\/td><\/tr>
Matt Wallace<\/td>	60\/1<\/a><\/td>	Unibet<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table>\n\n<\/figure>\n\n\n Mexico Open Betting Tips & Predictions 2025<\/h2>\n \n\n \n The Mexico Open is as big as the waves in Puerto Escondido, and that\u2019s both good news and bad news. The good news is there are loads of valuable odds up for grabs<\/strong>. The bad news? It can feel like they\u2019re buried beneath an avalanche of options.<\/p>\n\n \n That\u2019s where our Mexico Open golf betting tips come in \u2013 to melt away everything but the absolute best picks. Even if you don\u2019t completely agree, they should at least spark some ideas and help you find the markets that fit your take on how things will go down in Vidanta Vallarta.<\/p>\n\n \n \n \n $\"Info$ \n Jake Knapp cracks the top 5 (7\/1Top 5 Finish Odds from Ladbrokes)<\/p>\n <\/div>\n No doubt, Jake Knapp\u2019s biggest achievement so far was winning the Mexico Open last year. It\u2019s his only PGA Tour win, and he made history with that remarkable final round – hitting fewer than two fairways and still claiming the trophy. But can he do it again at Vidanta Vallarta? To be honest, we\u2019re not convinced. His form\u2019s been a bit patchy since, with his best result being a top 17 in the Genesis Open.<\/strong> He\u2019s struggled in the John Deere Classic, the RSM Classic<\/a>, and didn\u2019t even make the cut at The American Express. That said, we reckon he\u2019ll give it everything – Knapp knows a poor performance here could cloud what\u2019s been a bright spot in his career. Plus, his early announcement shows he\u2019s keen. So, a top 5 finish? Still very much on the cards.<\/p>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n\n\n \n \n \n $\"Info$ \n Sami V\u00e4lim\u00e4ki fails to make the cut (8\/5 Top 40 Finish Odds from bet365)<\/p>\n <\/div>\n Now, you might be surprised by this one – Sami V\u00e4lim\u00e4ki came second last year and kicked off this season with a top 15 at the Farmers Insurance Open<\/strong>. But here\u2019s the kicker: the Finnish golfer is as unpredictable as a Yorkshire summer. He\u2019s missed cuts at events like the American Express, the Shriners Children\u2019s Open<\/a>, the Black Desert Championship, the Phoenix Open and the British Masters over the past year. With such shaky form, we can only see him managing to make the top 40 here.<\/p>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n\n\n \n \n \n $\"Info$ \n Akshay Bhatia becomes Mexico Open Champion (14\/1 Odds To Win from bet365)<\/p>\n <\/div>\n With Jon Rahm officially out of the picture, the door is wide open for someone to step up and claim a career-defining victory. Even among the favourites, few have lifted a trophy of this calibre in a while, making this a golden opportunity for a rising star. So, who\u2019s closest? Akshay Bhatia has been turning heads with a string of impressive performances. A 9th place finish at the Genesis Open, 4th at the Hero World Challenge, runner-up at the Rocket Mortgage Classic, and a second PGA Tour win at the Valero Texas Open last April<\/strong> \u2013 it\u2019s fair to say he\u2019s become a consistent threat. With the usual powerhouses like Scheffler and McIlroy not dominating the leaderboard, this could be the perfect moment for Bhatia to make it third time lucky. Looking at the field and his consistency, we reckon he\u2019s the best shout.<\/p>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n\n\n Additional Mexico Open Betting Insights<\/h2>\n \n\n\n If you fancy a punt on Mexico Open simply to add a splash of intrigue, then fill your boots. But making accurate, profitable predictions? Your best shot is to partner lady luck with a case full of knowledge \u2013 from Mexico Open golf betting<\/a> tips to deep dives on the players and the course<\/strong>, we\u2019ve got you covered.<\/p>\n\n \n Key Golfers to Watch\n <\/h3>\n \n\n \n With 132 players heading down to old Mexico way, only the most dedicated golfing fanatics could possibly keep track of them all. If that\u2019s you, fair play. But if not, no worries. What really matters is having a solid understanding of the key golfers who are likely to make an impact. And just like that little umbrella in your cocktail, we\u2019ve got you covered.<\/p>\n\n \n \n \n Rasmus H\u00f8jgaard<\/p>\n <\/div>\n \n Official World Golf Ranking \u2013 43<\/em><\/p> \n Truth be told, if it wasn\u2019t for Bhatia, Rasmus H\u00f8jgaard would have been our top pick. We\u2019re talking about the third youngest player ever to win on the European Tour (2019), so he\u2019s been able to seal the deal at major events for a few years now. He\u2019s hardly been slacking since then, either. H\u00f8jgaard bagged the Irish Open and came heartbreakingly close to beating none other than McIlroy at the DP World Championship. He\u2019s right on the brink, and while our winning pick is elsewhere, if you\u2019ll indulge us one cheeky addition to our Mexico Open tips, we wouldn\u2019t say no to H\u00f8jgaard finishing in the top 2 at 25\/1 from bet365<\/strong>.<\/p><\/div>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n\n\n \n \n \n Jake Knapp<\/p>\n <\/div>\n \n Official World Golf Ranking \u2013 107<\/em><\/p> \n The defending champion\u2019s win at last year\u2019s tournament is even more impressive than it first appears. Bear in mind, Knapp only earned his PGA Tour card in 2023 after finishing 13th on the Korn Ferry Tour. That means he bagged a major event and set a record to boot in his rookie year.<\/strong> Not too shabby. Before that, he made a name for himself on the PGA Tour Canada between 2016 and 2019, racking up wins at the Canada Life Open, GolfBC Championship, and CRMC Championship. He even added the Grant Thornton Invitational to his haul late last year, teaming up with Patty Tavatanakit. Sadly, 2024 hasn\u2019t given us much to suggest he\u2019s up to the task\u2014but stranger things have happened!<\/p><\/div>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n\n\n \n \n \n Samuel Stevens<\/p>\n <\/div>\n \n Official World Golf Ranking \u2013 76<\/em><\/p> \n Here\u2019s an interesting one. Samuel Stevens can hit the top spots in world-class competitions or land somewhere in the middle of the pack \u2013 a true see-saw career. For example, he came second at the Farmers Insurance Open with a stunning performance<\/strong> but hasn\u2019t bothered the top 15 since. This unpredictability makes him a tricky one to recommend for any specific Mexico Open golf betting tips. But he\u2019s a wildcard who, on occasion, can shake up the entire standings. Plus, with no big PGA Tour wins under his belt, he could be hoping this to be his big chance to break through. Keep an eye on Stevens \u2013 he\u2019s got the potential to cause a stir.<\/p><\/div>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n\n\n \n \n \n Sami V\u00e4lim\u00e4ki<\/p>\n <\/div>\n \n Official World Golf Ranking \u2013 157<\/em><\/p> \n We find this bloke fascinating. One event he\u2019s brilliant, the next he crashes out. Still, he\u2019s got his moments. With a win at the 2020 Oman Open, the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters in 2023<\/strong>, and a string of pro golf tour victories in 2019, he\u2019s no stranger to success. Unfortunately, when it comes to Mexico Open golf betting, he\u2019s just too inconsistent for us to back for anything other than a top 40 finish, even with that second-place triumph last year. That said, we\u2019d be chuffed to see him here again\u2014not only to for his potential on this course, but because he\u2019s such a maverick that he makes every part of the PGA Tour more entertaining.<\/p><\/div>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n\n\n \n \n \n Kurt Kitayama<\/p>\n <\/div>\n \n Official World Golf Ranking \u2013 85<\/em><\/p> \n Ooft, now this guy\u2019s a tough one to predict. Kurt Kitayama has all the potential to pull off something amazing. Check out his 16-foot birdie at the Sony Open, last month, for a taste of what he\u2019s capable of. He\u2019s also a major winner, having taken the Arnold Palmer Invitational in 2023.<\/strong> Plus, he came second in the Mexico Open in 2022, so he knows this course and its unique challenges. But here\u2019s the kicker \u2013 his 2025 hasn\u2019t got off to the best start. His top performance so far was a 37th finish at the Sony Open, where he dazzled the crowd. That might sum up Kurt Kitayama\u2019s game right now \u2013 sensational at times but lacking the consistency to challenge the top spots. Still, we reckon he\u2019ll make the cut and could even crack the top 15, if he can bring some accuracy to match those big bombs of his.<\/p><\/div>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n\n\n \n \n \n Akshay Bhatia<\/p>\n <\/div>\n \n Official World Golf Ranking \u2013 30<\/em><\/p> \n You know what\u2019s crazy? At just 23 years old, Akshay Bhatia hasn\u2019t even hit his prime yet \u2013 it just feels like he has because he\u2019s been tearing it up since his teens. After grabbing a silver medal at the 2018 Summer Youth Olympics and making waves at everything, from the Junior Presidents Cup to the Walker Cup, he turned professional at just 17. He made an immediate splash, winning a couple of events on the SwingThought Tour and finishing a solid 57th in his US Open debut. Fast forward to 2024, and he took things to another level with that career-defining win at the Valero Texas Open<\/strong>, alongside a string of impressive top 10 finishes on the PGA Tour. In other words, Bhatia\u2019s trajectory has been nothing but upward, and his powerful, accurate play seems tailor-made for the Mexico Open. This could be the perfect stage for him to take another step toward greatness.<\/p><\/div>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n\n\n \n A Deep Dive into Vidanta Vallarta: Course Analysis for Punters\n <\/h3>\n \n\n \n The Mexico Open golf course is Vidanta Vallarta, a truly tropical golfing paradise, nestled between the beaches of Nuevo Vallarta and the historic Puerto Vallarta. Designed by Greg Norman in 2015<\/strong>, it\u2019s a feast for the eyes, with sweeping views of Sierra Madre mountains and Banderas Bay. There\u2019s no housing or commercial clutter – just unspoiled nature, towering parota trees, and the soothing presence of the Ameca River.<\/p>\n\n \n At 7,456 yards, this par-71 course is one of the longest on tour<\/strong>, favouring big hitters who can handle the five par-3s, four par-5s, and a handful of par-4s. With wide fairways and sticky paspalum greens, it\u2019s a bomber\u2019s playground – especially if the Pacific winds don\u2019t kick up. Make no mistakes, that Mexico Open prize money will likely end up in the hands of a player with rocketing drives. However, with 11 holes featuring water hazards, 106 bunkers, and plenty of sandy waste areas, there\u2019s enough to keep the pros on their toes. Expect approach shots from 175+ yards to play a big role, and while putting isn\u2019t as brutal as the likes of Chambers Bay, avoiding three-putts will still be crucial.<\/p>\n\n \n Mexico Open Golf Prize Money\n <\/h3>\n \n\n \n With an $8.5 million prize pool<\/strong> – plus a juicy $1.53 million for the winner – an invitation to the PGA Tour clearly nets you more than just 500 FedEx Cup points. That kind of cash has a way of convincing top players to give Vallarta a go, even if it wasn\u2019t on their radar before. 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\n As fresh as a Margarita on a scorching summer\u2019s day, the Mexico Open golf odds have finally arrived. The final declarations serve up a fascinating mix of talent, with plenty of top contenders to back.<\/strong> Here are the top 20 favourites along with the best prices available right now.<\/p>\n\n
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Akshay Bhatia<\/td> 14\/1<\/a><\/td> bet365<\/td><\/tr>
Rasmus Hojgaard<\/td> 20\/1<\/a><\/td> Unibet<\/td><\/tr>
Kurt Kitayama<\/td> 22\/1<\/a><\/td> bet365<\/td><\/tr>
Sam Stevens<\/td> 25\/1<\/a><\/td> bet365<\/td><\/tr>
Patrick Rogers<\/td> 25\/1<\/a><\/td> Spreadex<\/td><\/tr>
Michael Kim<\/td> 28\/1<\/a><\/td> LiveScoreBet<\/td><\/tr>
Taylor Moore<\/td> 28\/1<\/a><\/td> bet365<\/td><\/tr>
Stephen Jaeger<\/td> 28\/1<\/a><\/td> Betfred<\/td><\/tr>
Harry Hall<\/td> 33\/1<\/a><\/td> 10bet<\/td><\/tr>
Aaron Rai<\/td> 33\/1<\/a><\/td> Spreadex<\/td><\/tr>
Ben Griffin<\/td> 35\/1<\/a><\/td> bet365<\/td><\/tr>
Beau Hossler<\/td> 35\/1<\/a><\/td> bet365<\/td><\/tr>
Kevin Yu<\/td> 40\/1<\/a><\/td> Spreadex<\/td><\/tr>
Jake Knapp<\/td> 40\/1<\/a><\/td> Betfred<\/td><\/tr>
Alex Smalley<\/td> 35\/1<\/a><\/td> Betfred<\/td><\/tr>
Niklas Norgaard Moller<\/td> 45\/1<\/a><\/td> LiveScoreBet<\/td><\/tr>
Nicolai Hojgaard<\/td> 50\/1<\/a><\/td> Betfred<\/td><\/tr>
Thorbjorn Olesen<\/td> 55\/1<\/a><\/td> LiveScoreBet<\/td><\/tr>
Erik van Rooyan<\/td> 55\/1<\/a><\/td> BetVictor<\/td><\/tr>
Matt Wallace<\/td> 60\/1<\/a><\/td> Unibet<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table>\n\n<\/figure>\n\n\n
Mexico Open Betting Tips & Predictions 2025<\/h2>\n \n\n
\n The Mexico Open is as big as the waves in Puerto Escondido, and that\u2019s both good news and bad news. The good news is there are loads of valuable odds up for grabs<\/strong>. The bad news? It can feel like they\u2019re buried beneath an avalanche of options.<\/p>\n\n
\n That\u2019s where our Mexico Open golf betting tips come in \u2013 to melt away everything but the absolute best picks. Even if you don\u2019t completely agree, they should at least spark some ideas and help you find the markets that fit your take on how things will go down in Vidanta Vallarta.<\/p>\n\n
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Jake Knapp cracks the top 5 (7\/1Top 5 Finish Odds from Ladbrokes)<\/p>\n <\/div>\n
No doubt, Jake Knapp\u2019s biggest achievement so far was winning the Mexico Open last year. It\u2019s his only PGA Tour win, and he made history with that remarkable final round – hitting fewer than two fairways and still claiming the trophy. But can he do it again at Vidanta Vallarta? To be honest, we\u2019re not convinced. His form\u2019s been a bit patchy since, with his best result being a top 17 in the Genesis Open.<\/strong> He\u2019s struggled in the John Deere Classic, the RSM Classic<\/a>, and didn\u2019t even make the cut at The American Express. That said, we reckon he\u2019ll give it everything – Knapp knows a poor performance here could cloud what\u2019s been a bright spot in his career. Plus, his early announcement shows he\u2019s keen. So, a top 5 finish? Still very much on the cards.<\/p>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n\n\n
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Sami V\u00e4lim\u00e4ki fails to make the cut (8\/5 Top 40 Finish Odds from bet365)<\/p>\n <\/div>\n
Now, you might be surprised by this one – Sami V\u00e4lim\u00e4ki came second last year and kicked off this season with a top 15 at the Farmers Insurance Open<\/strong>. But here\u2019s the kicker: the Finnish golfer is as unpredictable as a Yorkshire summer. He\u2019s missed cuts at events like the American Express, the Shriners Children\u2019s Open<\/a>, the Black Desert Championship, the Phoenix Open and the British Masters over the past year. With such shaky form, we can only see him managing to make the top 40 here.<\/p>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n\n\n
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Akshay Bhatia becomes Mexico Open Champion (14\/1 Odds To Win from bet365)<\/p>\n <\/div>\n
With Jon Rahm officially out of the picture, the door is wide open for someone to step up and claim a career-defining victory. Even among the favourites, few have lifted a trophy of this calibre in a while, making this a golden opportunity for a rising star. So, who\u2019s closest? Akshay Bhatia has been turning heads with a string of impressive performances. A 9th place finish at the Genesis Open, 4th at the Hero World Challenge, runner-up at the Rocket Mortgage Classic, and a second PGA Tour win at the Valero Texas Open last April<\/strong> \u2013 it\u2019s fair to say he\u2019s become a consistent threat. With the usual powerhouses like Scheffler and McIlroy not dominating the leaderboard, this could be the perfect moment for Bhatia to make it third time lucky. Looking at the field and his consistency, we reckon he\u2019s the best shout.<\/p>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n\n\n
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\n Official World Golf Ranking \u2013 43<\/em><\/p>
\n Truth be told, if it wasn\u2019t for Bhatia, Rasmus H\u00f8jgaard would have been our top pick. We\u2019re talking about the third youngest player ever to win on the European Tour (2019), so he\u2019s been able to seal the deal at major events for a few years now. He\u2019s hardly been slacking since then, either. H\u00f8jgaard bagged the Irish Open and came heartbreakingly close to beating none other than McIlroy at the DP World Championship. He\u2019s right on the brink, and while our winning pick is elsewhere, if you\u2019ll indulge us one cheeky addition to our Mexico Open tips, we wouldn\u2019t say no to H\u00f8jgaard finishing in the top 2 at 25\/1 from bet365<\/strong>.<\/p><\/div>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n\n\n
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\n Official World Golf Ranking \u2013 107<\/em><\/p>
\n The defending champion\u2019s win at last year\u2019s tournament is even more impressive than it first appears. Bear in mind, Knapp only earned his PGA Tour card in 2023 after finishing 13th on the Korn Ferry Tour. That means he bagged a major event and set a record to boot in his rookie year.<\/strong> Not too shabby. Before that, he made a name for himself on the PGA Tour Canada between 2016 and 2019, racking up wins at the Canada Life Open, GolfBC Championship, and CRMC Championship. He even added the Grant Thornton Invitational to his haul late last year, teaming up with Patty Tavatanakit. Sadly, 2024 hasn\u2019t given us much to suggest he\u2019s up to the task\u2014but stranger things have happened!<\/p><\/div>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n\n\n
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\n Official World Golf Ranking \u2013 76<\/em><\/p>
\n Here\u2019s an interesting one. Samuel Stevens can hit the top spots in world-class competitions or land somewhere in the middle of the pack \u2013 a true see-saw career. For example, he came second at the Farmers Insurance Open with a stunning performance<\/strong> but hasn\u2019t bothered the top 15 since. This unpredictability makes him a tricky one to recommend for any specific Mexico Open golf betting tips. But he\u2019s a wildcard who, on occasion, can shake up the entire standings. Plus, with no big PGA Tour wins under his belt, he could be hoping this to be his big chance to break through. Keep an eye on Stevens \u2013 he\u2019s got the potential to cause a stir.<\/p><\/div>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n\n\n
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\n Official World Golf Ranking \u2013 157<\/em><\/p>
\n We find this bloke fascinating. One event he\u2019s brilliant, the next he crashes out. Still, he\u2019s got his moments. With a win at the 2020 Oman Open, the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters in 2023<\/strong>, and a string of pro golf tour victories in 2019, he\u2019s no stranger to success. Unfortunately, when it comes to Mexico Open golf betting, he\u2019s just too inconsistent for us to back for anything other than a top 40 finish, even with that second-place triumph last year. That said, we\u2019d be chuffed to see him here again\u2014not only to for his potential on this course, but because he\u2019s such a maverick that he makes every part of the PGA Tour more entertaining.<\/p><\/div>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n\n\n
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\n Official World Golf Ranking \u2013 85<\/em><\/p>
\n Ooft, now this guy\u2019s a tough one to predict. Kurt Kitayama has all the potential to pull off something amazing. Check out his 16-foot birdie at the Sony Open, last month, for a taste of what he\u2019s capable of. He\u2019s also a major winner, having taken the Arnold Palmer Invitational in 2023.<\/strong> Plus, he came second in the Mexico Open in 2022, so he knows this course and its unique challenges. But here\u2019s the kicker \u2013 his 2025 hasn\u2019t got off to the best start. His top performance so far was a 37th finish at the Sony Open, where he dazzled the crowd. That might sum up Kurt Kitayama\u2019s game right now \u2013 sensational at times but lacking the consistency to challenge the top spots. Still, we reckon he\u2019ll make the cut and could even crack the top 15, if he can bring some accuracy to match those big bombs of his.<\/p><\/div>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n\n\n
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\n Official World Golf Ranking \u2013 30<\/em><\/p>
\n You know what\u2019s crazy? At just 23 years old, Akshay Bhatia hasn\u2019t even hit his prime yet \u2013 it just feels like he has because he\u2019s been tearing it up since his teens. After grabbing a silver medal at the 2018 Summer Youth Olympics and making waves at everything, from the Junior Presidents Cup to the Walker Cup, he turned professional at just 17. He made an immediate splash, winning a couple of events on the SwingThought Tour and finishing a solid 57th in his US Open debut. Fast forward to 2024, and he took things to another level with that career-defining win at the Valero Texas Open<\/strong>, alongside a string of impressive top 10 finishes on the PGA Tour. In other words, Bhatia\u2019s trajectory has been nothing but upward, and his powerful, accurate play seems tailor-made for the Mexico Open. This could be the perfect stage for him to take another step toward greatness.<\/p><\/div>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n\n\n
\n A Deep Dive into Vidanta Vallarta: Course Analysis for Punters\n <\/h3>\n \n\n
\n The Mexico Open golf course is Vidanta Vallarta, a truly tropical golfing paradise, nestled between the beaches of Nuevo Vallarta and the historic Puerto Vallarta. Designed by Greg Norman in 2015<\/strong>, it\u2019s a feast for the eyes, with sweeping views of Sierra Madre mountains and Banderas Bay. There\u2019s no housing or commercial clutter – just unspoiled nature, towering parota trees, and the soothing presence of the Ameca River.<\/p>\n\n
\n At 7,456 yards, this par-71 course is one of the longest on tour<\/strong>, favouring big hitters who can handle the five par-3s, four par-5s, and a handful of par-4s. With wide fairways and sticky paspalum greens, it\u2019s a bomber\u2019s playground – especially if the Pacific winds don\u2019t kick up. Make no mistakes, that Mexico Open prize money will likely end up in the hands of a player with rocketing drives. However, with 11 holes featuring water hazards, 106 bunkers, and plenty of sandy waste areas, there\u2019s enough to keep the pros on their toes. Expect approach shots from 175+ yards to play a big role, and while putting isn\u2019t as brutal as the likes of Chambers Bay, avoiding three-putts will still be crucial.<\/p>\n\n
\n Mexico Open Golf Prize Money\n <\/h3>\n \n\n
\n With an $8.5 million prize pool<\/strong> – plus a juicy $1.53 million for the winner – an invitation to the PGA Tour clearly nets you more than just 500 FedEx Cup points. That kind of cash has a way of convincing top players to give Vallarta a go, even if it wasn\u2019t on their radar before. And with bigger names in the mix, you can bet the bookies will be paying closer attention too – meaning sharper Mexican Open golf odds and a broader selection of markets to boot.<\/p>\n\n
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