The Mizuho Americas Open announced Monday that it will return to the Liberty National Golf Club in Jersey City, playing the 2025 version of the event May 8-11.
The event is one of the more unique outings on the LPGA Tour as it not only features one of the strongest fields on the tour, but it also will feature 24 of the top juniors in the Rolex AJGA Girls Rankings, who also will be competing at Liberty National in the AJGA (American Junior Golf Association) Invitational. The events are held concurrently.
This groundbreaking format creates an unprecedented week of education, mentorship, and access to inspire the next generation of LPGA Tour players.
Caila Roberts, tournament director at Excel Sports Management, said 2025 corporate hospitality packages for the Mizuho Americas Open are available for both individuals and corporations. Click here for more information.
“Our corporate hospitality offerings are perfect for individuals or corporations looking to entertain and experience the best of women’s professional golf, at a truly iconic venue,” she said.
LPGA Tour icon and Mizuho Americas Brand Ambassador Michelle Wie West will once again serve as Tournament Host, while participating in a full line-up of activities during tournament week.
Volunteer packages, priced at $75, are valued at over $300 and include: An official volunteer uniform, admission to the tournament for the week, two weekly grounds passes for friends and family, meals provided per shift, and an invitation to the volunteer appreciation party.
There are an assortment of critical on-course and behind-the-scenes positions available, such as marshaling, scoring, transportation, and hospitality services, among others, with volunteers receiving an up-close-and-personal experience while assisting a world-class, professional golf tournament. For more info, click here. mizuhoamericasopen.com/volunteer
Roberts said she is eager to get going.
“We are excited to announce the kick-off of the 2025 Mizuho Americas Open,” she said. “With memorable finishes at our first two tournaments, I’m looking forward to seeing what happens this year at Liberty National.”
