Where is the 2025 Mexico Open at VidantaWorld being held? Venue explored

Vidanta Vallarta course ( via Mexico Open's Instagram page)

The PGA Tour's latest stop is the Mexico Open at VidantaWorld, and the tournament will take place from February 20 to 23 at the Vidanta Vallarta course. This is the Tour's eighth event of the 2025 roster, and it will take place after last week's Genesis Open, where Ludvig Åberg won the trophy with a score of 12-under in total.

The Vidanta Vallarta has been the Mexico Open’s tournament host since 2022, and that year, Jon Rahm took the trophy home. The course was designed by Greg Norman, and the course received the Renovation of the Year award by Golf Inc. magazine in 2022. It's a par 73 course, and it stretches for 7,287 yards. The grass on the greens is Paspalum, and there are 55 bunkers and 6 lakes in total.

Other amenities in the course involve a Par Break Restaurant, which remains open for 12 hours; a Vidanta Golf Pro Shop, shoes, and club rental; a driving range; a putting green; bag storage; and many more perks if someone is playing at the course.

Who is playing in the Mexico Open at VidantaWorld?

Akshay Bhatia and Chris Gottercup secured their spot in the field through the two-year exemption awarded to PGA Tournament winners. José Cristóbal Islas is a sponsor exemption, and Aaron Baddeley got selected after making 300 PGA Tour career cuts. Here's the list of the entire field of the Mexico Open at the VidantaWorld: