Championship golf on the first PGA TOUR course in Latin America and a week on the beach. Bring the family. There is something to do for everyone, on and off the course.
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A lot of golf trips leave somebody behind where this one was built the other way round.
The golf is serious. A field of a hundred, two competition rounds across three flights, a Calcutta on the Friday night, and a Greg Norman course that hosted the PGA TOUR. Shotgun starts at 8:00 AM, so the round is done by early afternoon.
Everything else is built for the people who came with you, whoever that is. Some couples both play. Some have one on the first tee and one at the spa. It works either way, because every evening is designed for the whole group: the welcome cocktail party, the beach dinner, the awards night. The days in between are yours to spend however you like. Juniors now have their own tournament.
The measure we care about: everyone who comes goes home wanting to come back. Players, spouses, kids, all of them. That's the event we're creating.
Two schedules running side by side, converging every evening. Nobody spends the week waiting for somebody else to finish.
Greg Norman's design runs through three distinct landscapes: dense jungle, mangrove canal and open Caribbean beachfront. It was the first course in Latin America to host the PGA TOUR. There is a cenote in the middle of a fairway. It is not a course you forget.
Mayakoba is four hotels connected by canals, bikes and boats, with more than 30 restaurants, four spas and a dive centre, all open to you whichever hotel you're in. Beyond the gate: cenotes fifteen minutes away, Tulum in an hour, Chichén Itzá worth a day of its own.
Three ways to join the week, and all of them get you to the same dinner table. Your room is booked through us at the same time, under our group rate at the Fairmont Mayakoba. The block holds until May 9, 2027.
Last year we welcomed our first junior golfers. It worked better than we hoped, so in the 2027 edition the Junior Invitational becomes a permanent part of the week. If your son or daughter plays, they're not tagging along. They have a tournament.
Juniors play their own competition on El Camaleón, with their own leaderboard and their own awards, presented on the main stage alongside the adult prizes.
Every sponsorship here pays for something real: the food on the course, the caddies, the tequila carts, the mariachi band, the spa. Your company is attached to a specific part of the week that the whole field and their families experience by name.
Every year a portion of what we raise goes to charity. The first year we supported English training for the local community, so that people here could gain the skills to build a career in the tourism industry. We have since focused our efforts on local orphanages in the Riviera Maya. As we grow, we intend to raise considerably more.
Championship golf, a Calcutta on the beach, and three evenings the whole family will be talking about next June. Places are limited and by invitation.