Course Overview
LIV Golf Mexico City is played at Club de Golf Chapultepec in Mexico City — one of the most historic and prestigious golf clubs in Latin America, founded in 1928 and set within the Bosque de Chapultepec, one of the largest urban parks in the Western Hemisphere. The course plays to approximately 7,158 yards at par 71 at an altitude of over 2,200 metres above sea level — the highest elevation on the LIV Golf calendar — meaning the ball travels significantly further than at sea level.
Club de Golf Chapultepec previously hosted the WGC-Mexico Championship on the PGA Tour, establishing its credentials as a world-class tournament venue. The layout features Bermuda fairways and greens, mature pine trees lining many holes, and the strategic demands of a classic parkland design in a park setting in the heart of Mexico City. The April conditions are warm and dry, with Mexico City’s spring being one of the most pleasant periods in the city’s climate cycle.
What to Look For
The altitude at Club de Golf Chapultepec demands careful distance management — players should expect to hit at least one to two clubs less than at sea level on most approach shots. The parkland setting and Bermuda surfaces reward precise iron play and strong putting. Players with experience at this venue from the WGC-Mexico years carry meaningful course knowledge advantages.