Caribbean Journal reports the world’s newest golf circuit will visit the Caribbean next year.

Golf league Next year, LIV Golf Mayakoba will host its first Caribbean tournament.

The tournament will take place Feb. 24-26, 2023 at Mayakoba’s El Camaleon golf course.

A pro-am tournament on Feb. 23 precedes it.

Greg Norman, LIV Golf’s CEO, has created several Caribbean courses, including his flagship course in Anguilla, which was recently renovated.

“Mayakoba is honored to have been a pioneer for golf within Mexico and Latin America over the past 16 years, and we are incredibly proud of the outstanding players who have found success competing at Mayakoba, from Carlos Ortiz, Armando Favela and Abraham Ancer to Jon Rahm and Eugenio Chacarra,” said Borja Escalada, CEO of RLH Properties, developer of Mayakoba. “We could not be more excited to continue this pioneering history with LIV Golf, a genuine industry innovator, and to bring back the best Mexican players to play in their home country.”

Andaz, Banyan Tree, Fairmont, and Rosewood are four luxury resorts in Mayakoba, coupled with a significant residential area.

Escalada stated, “RLH Properties’ choice to work with LIV Golf cements Mayakoba’s reputation as a trendsetter for professional golf in Mexico.” “Together, we aim to boost the sport’s popularity and development, creating possibilities for golf pros to advance their careers and grow the game globally.” We are grateful to the PGA TOUR for being a great partner over the years and look forward to finding ways to support professional players and golf fans worldwide.”

A “strategic collaboration” with Ciudad Mayakoba produced the event.

Norman, LIV Golf’s Commissioner, said, “Securing Mayakoba and El Camaleón among LIV Golf’s inventory of sites is a wonderful asset that will no doubt assist secure the success of our tournaments globally.” “The course itself will give players with a number of shot alternatives to test both individual talents and teamwork among a diverse backdrop of seaside holes, mangrove jungle, and more.”

Phil Mickelson, Brooks Koepka, and Cameron Smith are among LIV Golf’s first-year signings.