PGA Riviera Maya, situated within the Tulum Country Club, has been honored as the Best Golf Course in Mexico at the 2024 World Golf Awards. This accolade reinforces its standing as a premier golf destination, both nationally and globally.
The award ceremony took place on November 22 in Madeira, Portugal. The event spotlighted PGA Riviera Maya's commitment to excellent course maintenance, high-quality facilities, and superior services.
The golf course was designed by renowned architect Robert Trent Jones II. It features an innovative and challenging layout, seamlessly integrated with sustainable practices that prioritize environmental conservation.
The World Golf Awards are widely regarded as the pinnacle of recognition in golf tourism, celebrating innovation and excellence in the field. Each year, industry professionals and enthusiasts cast their votes to select winners across various categories, including the Best Golf Course in Mexico.
PGA Riviera Maya's dedication to sustainability is noteworthy. The adoption of responsible practices, such as reducing pesticide use and incorporating eco-friendly alternatives, played a significant role in earning this award.
Additionally, PGA Riviera Maya's ongoing partnership with the PGA of America, set to continue until 2030, guarantees the continued upkeep of high standards in facilities and services.
Sergio González Moreira, Deputy Director of Golf at PGA Riviera Maya, commented on the award, stating, "This recognition is a testament to the daily efforts of our team. We are deeply honored and grateful for the support of our players and visitors.”
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