Club de golf chapultepec

January 18th, 2021

WGC–Mexico Championship moving to Florida for 2021 event

Club de Golf Chapultepec, COVID-19, Group Salinas, Jack Nicklaus, Patrick Reed, PGA Tour, The Concession Golf Club, Tim Finchem, Tony Jacklin, Tyler Dennis, WGC–Mexico Championship

February 25th, 2020

Come at Patrick Reed all you want. The only critic he pays attention to is himself

Say what you want about Patrick Reed. He’s heard it all before, is used to it by now and has thrived in spite of every last word. Why would now be any different?

February 24th, 2020

WINNER’S BAG: The clubs Patrick Reed used to win the WGC-Mexico Championship

Patrick Reed’s plan heading into Sunday at the WGC-Mexico Championship was pretty straightforward.

February 23rd, 2020

Watch Rory McIlroy drive the green on a 400-plus-yard par 4 (thanks, altitude) at the WGC-Mexico

Those arguing on either side of golf’s distance debates might as well press pause for a week with the PGA Tour down at Club de Golf Chapultepec

February 21st, 2020

Here’s what tour pros are doing in Mexico City to adjust to playing at altitude

Thin air equals less resistance equals ball go (very) far. Though just how far is a bit more complex than that.

February 21st, 2020

No cut, big money, easy world ranking points. Yet here’s why several marquee players are not in Mexico

February 20th, 2020

There’s already a commemorative plaque for Tiger Woods’ incredible bunker shot at the 2019 WGC–Mexico

Unfortunately, Woods won’t be able to see his new plaque in person, as he’s skipping the WGC–Mexico event.

February 25th, 2019

Here’s the prizemoney payout for each golfer at the 2019 WGC–Mexico Championship

Save for Tiger Woods, there is nobody who has benefitted more financially from the World Golf Championship events than Dustin Johnson.

February 25th, 2019

Dustin Johnson’s dominance earns him 20th career US PGA Tour victory at WGC–Mexico

Johnson joins the likes of Doug Sanders, Greg Norman and Hale Irwin in tie for 34th on the all-time PGA Tour wins list.

February 25th, 2019

The clubs Dustin Johnson used to win the WGC–Mexico Championship

Johnson made his third driver change in four tournaments in 2019, going back to TaylorMade’s M5, a driver with moveable weights.

Two nerdy charts that explain why Phil Mickelson’s game has aged so well

Phil Mickelson defeats Justin Thomas in playoff for first victory since 2013

Louis Oosthuizen grabs lead at WGC-Mexico Championship with seven-under 64

David Feherty on rowdy fan behaviour, Rory McIlroy’s struggles and why Tiger Woods will win again

VIDEO: There were 77 hole-outs at last year’s WGC-Mexico Championship

Even Phil Mickelson couldn’t believe the situations he found himself in today

March 5th, 2017

Jordan Spieth turns to YouTube for help, shoots 63 in WGC-Mexico Championship

After failing to break par in the opening two rounds of the WGC-Mexico Championship, the two-time major champion hit the internet.

March 4th, 2017

Watch Rory McIlroy hole out from 150 yards to take WGC-Mexico lead

Seven weeks out of the game? No big deal for Rory

March 4th, 2017

Watch Jordan Spieth use the backboard perfectly to hole a ridiculous pitch shot

These guys are good, seriously good!

March 3rd, 2017

Rory McIlroy overcomes food poisoning, still only one off lead in WGC-Mexico Championship

Rory McIlroy played his first tournament in two months today, but rust was the least of his problems.

March 2nd, 2017

Adam Scott on Dustin Johnson: “He’s hitting it over the greens with driver”

The world No.1 won’t need to hit driver at the site of this week’s WGC-Mexico Championship.

March 1st, 2017

Here’s what playing golf atop Mt Kosciuszko would be like

Could we see the first-ever 500-yard drive on tour at this week’s WGC-Mexico Championship? Probably not, but Mexico City’s Club de Golf Chapultepec sits 2,370 metres above sea level, a little higher than our Mt Kosciuszko. And that kind of altitude means we’re in store from some serious hangtime. Exhibit A: Justin Thomas. Overnight, Thomas Read more…

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Pos	Player	Tot	Thru	Rnd
T1	Brehm/ Hubbard	-11	-	2
T1	Kohles/ Kizzire	-11	-	2
T1	Rai/ Lipsky	-11	-	2
T1	McIlroy/ Lowry	-11	-	2
T5	Thompson/ Novak	-10	-	2
T5	Detry/ MacIntyre	-10	-	2
T5	Champ/ Daffue	-10	-	2
T8	Stevens/ Barjon	-9	-	2
T8	Higgo/ Fox	-9	-	2
T8	List/ Norlander	-9	-	2
T8	Conners/ Pendrith	-9	-	2
T8	Blair/ Fishburn	-9	-	2
T8	Meissner/ Smotherman	-9	-	2
T8	Tarren/ Skinns	-9	-	2
T8	Mitchell/ Dahmen	-9	-	2
T8	Taylor/ Hadwin	-9	-	2
T8	Johnson/ Palmer	-9	-	2
T8	Lashley/ Campos	-9	-	2
T8	Taylor/ O'Hair	-9	-	2
T8	Sigg/ Hadley	-9	-	2
T21	Hall/ Piercy	-8	1*	2
T21	Yu/ Pan	-8	-	2
T21	Spaun/ Buckley	-8	-	2
T21	Echavarria/ Greyserman	-8	-	2
T21	Berger/ Perez	-8	-	2
T21	Eckroat/ Gotterup	-8	-	2
T21	Wallace/ Olesen	-8	-	2
T21	Silverman/ Dougherty	-8	-	2
T29	Chappell/ Dufner	-7	-	2
T29	Vegas/ Burgoon	-7	-	2
T29	Ghim/ Kim	-7	-	2
T29	Theegala/ Zalatoris	-7	-	2
T29	Cantlay/ Schauffele	-7	-	2
T29	Moore/ NeSmith	-7	-	2
T29	Hoffman/ Watney	-7	-	2
T29	Putnam/ Highsmith	-7	-	2
T29	Suh/ Hoey	-7	-	2
T29	Phillips/ Bridgeman	-7	-	2
T29	Molinari/ Donald	-7	-	2
T29	Malnati/ Knox	-7	-	2
T29	Young/ Martin	-7	-	2
T29	Wu/ Lower	-7	-	2
T29	Xiong/ McCormick	-7	-	2
T44	Whaley/ Long	-6	-	2
T44	Kraft/ Tway	-6	-	2
T44	Montgomery/ Griffin	-6	-	2
T44	Ramey/ Trainer	-6	-	2
T44	Hardy/ Riley	-6	-	2
T44	Garnett/ Straka	-6	-	2
T44	Hoge/ McNealy	-6	-	2
T44	Kuchar/ Stricker	-6	-	2
T44	Wu/ Nicholas	-6	-	2
T44	Lawrence/ Potgieter	-6	-	2
T44	Tosti/ Potter, Jr.	-6	-	2
T44	Morikawa/ Kitayama	-6	-	2
T44	Fitzpatrick/ Fitzpatrick	-6	-	2
T44	Lee/ Kim	-6	-	2
T44	Reavie/ Snedeker	-6	-	2
T44	Norrman/ Campillo	-6	-	2
T60	Merritt/ Streb	-5	2	2
T60	Yuan/ Dou	-5	-	2
T60	Barnes/ Endycott	-5	-	2
T60	Stanger/ Dumont de Chassart	-5	-	2
T60	Horschel/ Alexander	-5	-	2
T60	Woodland/ Hodges	-5	-	2
T60	Shelton/ Furr	-5	-	2
T67	Kim/ Bae	-4	2*	2
T67	Hossler/ Ryder	-4	1*	2
T67	Pereda/ Cook	-4	-	2
T67	Højgaard/ Højgaard	-4	-	2
T67	Streelman/ Laird	-4	-	2
T67	Gutschewski/ Byrd	-4	-	2
T67	Coody/ Coody	-4	-	2
T74	Smalley/ Schmid	-3	1*	2
T74	Kisner/ Brown	-3	-	2
T74	Cole/ Cochran	-3	-	2
T74	Crowe/ Higgs	-3	-	2
T78	Sloan/ Teater	-2	1	2
T78	Springer/ Whitney	-2	-	2
80	Hale, Jr./ Haley II	-1	-	2

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Pos	Player	Tot	Thru	Rnd
1	Jinichiro Kozuma	-9	18	1
T2	Carlos Ortiz	-8	18	1
T2	Danny Lee	-8	18	1
T4	Mito Pereira	-7	18	1
T4	Peter Uihlein	-7	18	1
T4	Andy Ogletree	-7	18	1
T4	Anirban Lahiri	-7	18	1
T8	Matt Jones	-6	18	1
T8	Brendan Steele	-6	18	1
T10	Dean Burmester	-5	18	1
T10	Patrick Reed	-5	18	1
T10	Marc Leishman	-5	18	1
T10	Paul Casey	-5	18	1
T10	Joaquin Niemann	-5	18	1
T10	Jon Rahm	-5	18	1
T16	Talor Gooch	-4	18	1
T16	Cameron Tringale	-4	18	1
T16	Bryson DeChambeau	-4	18	1
T16	Caleb Surratt	-4	18	1
T16	Richard Bland	-4	18	1
T16	Louis Oosthuizen	-4	18	1
T16	Cameron Smith	-4	18	1
T23	Abraham Ancer	-3	18	1
T23	Charl Schwartzel	-3	18	1
T23	Pat Perez	-3	18	1
T23	Thomas Pieters	-3	18	1
T23	Kalle Samooja	-3	18	1
T23	Phil Mickelson	-3	18	1
T29	Scott Vincent	-2	18	1
T29	Lee Westwood	-2	18	1
T29	Tyrrell Hatton	-2	18	1
T29	Charles Howell III	-2	18	1
T29	Bubba Watson	-2	18	1
T29	Brooks Koepka	-2	18	1
T35	Matthew Wolff	-1	18	1
T35	Martin Kaymer	-1	18	1
T35	Anthony Kim	-1	18	1
T35	Sam Horsfield	-1	18	1
T35	Sergio Garcia	-1	18	1
T40	Harold Varner III	E	18	1
T40	David Puig	E	18	1
T40	Dustin Johnson	E	18	1
T40	Ian Poulter	E	18	1
T40	Adrian Meronk	E	18	1
T40	Kieran Vincent	E	18	1
T46	Sebastian Muñoz	+1	18	1
T46	Branden Grace	+1	18	1
T46	Lucas Herbert	+1	18	1
T46	Henrik Stenson	+1	18	1
T50	Hudson Swafford	+2	18	1
T50	Kevin Na	+2	18	1
T52	Eugenio Chacarra	+3	18	1
T52	Jason Kokrak	+3	18	1
T52	Graeme McDowell	+3	18	1

Club de golf chapultepec

WGC–Mexico Championship moving to Florida for 2021 event

Come at Patrick Reed all you want. The only critic he pays attention to is himself

WINNER’S BAG: The clubs Patrick Reed used to win the WGC-Mexico Championship

Watch Rory McIlroy drive the green on a 400-plus-yard par 4 (thanks, altitude) at the WGC-Mexico

Here’s what tour pros are doing in Mexico City to adjust to playing at altitude

No cut, big money, easy world ranking points. Yet here’s why several marquee players are not in Mexico

There’s already a commemorative plaque for Tiger Woods’ incredible bunker shot at the 2019 WGC–Mexico

Here’s the prizemoney payout for each golfer at the 2019 WGC–Mexico Championship

Dustin Johnson’s dominance earns him 20th career US PGA Tour victory at WGC–Mexico

The clubs Dustin Johnson used to win the WGC–Mexico Championship

Two nerdy charts that explain why Phil Mickelson’s game has aged so well

Phil Mickelson defeats Justin Thomas in playoff for first victory since 2013

Louis Oosthuizen grabs lead at WGC-Mexico Championship with seven-under 64

David Feherty on rowdy fan behaviour, Rory McIlroy’s struggles and why Tiger Woods will win again

VIDEO: There were 77 hole-outs at last year’s WGC-Mexico Championship

Even Phil Mickelson couldn’t believe the situations he found himself in today

Jordan Spieth turns to YouTube for help, shoots 63 in WGC-Mexico Championship

Watch Rory McIlroy hole out from 150 yards to take WGC-Mexico lead

Watch Jordan Spieth use the backboard perfectly to hole a ridiculous pitch shot

Rory McIlroy overcomes food poisoning, still only one off lead in WGC-Mexico Championship

Adam Scott on Dustin Johnson: “He’s hitting it over the greens with driver”

Here’s what playing golf atop Mt Kosciuszko would be like

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Pos	Team	Tot	Thru	Rnd
1	TORQUE GC	-20	18	1
2	IRON HEADS GC	-19	18	1
3	HYFLYERS GC	-17	18	1
4	CRUSHERS GC	-16	18	1
5	RIPPER GC	-15	18	1
T6	RANGEGOATS GC	-12	18	1
T6	STINGER GC	-12	18	1
8	LEGION XIII	-11	18	1
T9	4ACES GC	-8	18	1
T9	CLEEKS GC	-8	18	1
11	FIREBALLS GC	-4	18	1
T12	SMASH GC	-3	18	1
T12	MAJESTICKS GC	-3	18	1