After hosting many PGA Tour playoffs and the 2017 Presidents Cup, the iconic Liberty National Golf Club is set to host the Mizuho Americas Open for the second consecutive year. Apart from its unique and breathtaking venue, the tournament’s groundbreaking format is what draws attention. Along with the 120 top names from the LPGA Tour, including the defending champion Nelly Korda, the course will feature the top 24-ranked junior girls. With a pure delight having top names of golf and a historic venue, it is definitely not a miss event. As a fan, you must secure your seats before they sell out to experience the golfing delight. But is it available to grab?
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Mizuho Americas Open tickets
Fans who are still unsure about their schedule can easily choose between the wide array of ticket options. For the unsure ones, Mizuho Americas Open offers a general admission ticket for any one day with a $40 ground ticket. Other than this, spectators can also choose between the days to experience. Starting Thursday, the ticket will cost $25, while for the rest of the days it will increase by $5. For Friday, it will cost $30, and for the weekend, it is $35 per day. There is a weekly pass too, which can be claimed for $100 to experience four days of live action at the course.
Apart from the general admission, the fans also get premium options. The event offers the Garden State Terrace option with an upscale pavilion with outdoor seating near 16 Green. The ticket for Garden State Terrace will include beer, wine, soda, and snacks. Additionally, for VIP access, the event offers a clubhouse pass that offers a patio with premier all-inclusive food and beverages. Garden State Terrace and Clubhouse passes will be available for all four days. However, the prices have not been updated till now.
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Aside from the price update, the event recently made a new update that will benefit the fans and golf enthusiasts who follow the tournament.
Latest update of Mizuho Americas Open
The event’s unique format has created a long-term tie with Mizuho Americas. On May 1, the partner recently announced that the title sponsor agreement has been renewed till 2030. Jerry Rizzeri, President & CEO of Mizuho Securities USA and Head of Americas Corporate and Investment Bank, shared the aim with the event. She said, “We first partnered with the LPGA, AJGA, and Liberty National in 2023 to create a one-of-a-kind tournament that stands apart from the others.” Now with the partnership extension, it is definitely creating a legacy unlike others.
Well, not only this, but the event will also see a grand prize in 2026. In the announcement, the team also shared that the purse will be increased to $3.25 million for the 2026 event. The tournament, which will have amateurs and professionals, will have the biggest prize outside of the Major championships.
The team has shared great, joyous news, while the roster of 2025 has filled the team with an expectation of an adrenaline-filled experience. So, grab your tickets from the official website before they sell out to witness the action live.
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