Vidanta Vallarta Vidanta Vallarta is a typical, tropical Paspalum resort course, with the most defining characteristic from a statistical standpoint being its sheer length and emphasis on power off the tee and long iron play. Torrey Pines with no rough and slower, easier greens! It has been the host venue for the Mexico Open for the last four years and featured a scoring average between -0.8 and -1.5, as the golf course’s prodigious length (and the occasional high wind guests

Weather Absolutely perfect, dome golf conditions in Mexico this week. I would say it’s a touch less windy than prior years, but there has also been very little rain across the past couple of months, so the course should play firm and bouncy (as firm as Paspalum can really get.) Gun to my head, AM/PM score a little bit better than PM/AM, as it still appears the worst time to be on the course (by a hair) is Thursday afternoon? Yet I wouldn’t waste a single iota of energy on the

After a torrid start to the season, the PGA Tour takes a natural exhale for the Mexico Open at Vidanta Vallarta, a logical exhale for many of the game’s best players. This event will unquestionably feature our most underwhelming field of the season. Yet with more lesser-known players comes a stronger reliance on data and often a greater edge. My most financially successful part of the season has historically been the Fall swing, after all. Even with such an underwhelming fiel