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Another each-way return to build on last week, with Ryan Fox placing at 20/1, and we stay in the Americas as the PGA Tour heads south of the border for the VidantaWorld Mexico Open.
Our golf tipster has three each-way selections lined up for a tournament that typically produces plenty of low scoring.
The Mexico Open is the national open of Mexico and has a long history dating back to 1944, though its modern PGA Tour era began in 2022 when it moved to Vidanta Vallarta.
This year it forms part of the FedExCup Fall, the stretch of events where players are battling to secure their cards and lock up status for 2027, which tends to bring a hungry, competitive field.
Brian Campbell returns as defending champion after winning on the second playoff hole last year, edging out Aldrich Potgieter after both finished at 20 under par.
The tournament is staged at Vidanta Vallarta on Mexico’s Pacific coast, a Greg Norman design that opened in 2015.
It plays as a par 71 of around 7,337 yards, a resort-style parkland layout with paspalum grass throughout and a backdrop of the Sierra Madre mountains and the ocean.
It is a scenic, player-friendly setting that has quickly become a favourite stop on this part of the schedule.
This is, by common consent, a bombers’ paradise. The fairways are generous, the rough is minimal and the greens are large, which encourages aggressive, attacking golf from the tee.
Long driving and sharp approach play are the keys here, with the biggest hitters able to overpower the course and leave themselves plenty of short clubs into those sizeable greens.
The paspalum surfaces are another factor, rewarding players who are comfortable on the grainy, tropical turf that features at many coastal venues.
Scoring is typically very low. Tony Finau holds the 72-hole course record at 260, set in 2023, while Jon Rahm fired a course-record 61 that same year, and last year’s playoff finish came at 20 under.
That tells you everything about the profile required. This is a week to make birdies in bunches rather than grind out pars.
Distance off the tee, quality iron play and a hot putter on the large greens are the recipe, and anyone lacking the firepower to keep pace with the leaders can quickly be left behind.
Wyndham Clark headlines the field as the clear favourite, with Tom Kim, Marco Penge, Ben Griffin and defending champion Brian Campbell among the others near the head of the market.
With a wide-open, birdie-friendly test, a FedExCup Fall field full of players chasing status and three selections to follow, there should be plenty to keep us interested across all four days.
The standout pick and a tailor-made fit for this golf course. Clark is one of the longest and most explosive hitters on the PGA Tour, exactly the profile that thrives at a course where the big guns can overpower a generous, birdie-friendly layout.
He is a proven winner at the highest level, a US Open champion who added the BMW Championship to three wins in 2026, so the class is not in question, and he sits inside the world’s top five.
He has course experience here too, including a closing 65 in 2023, and at a venue where firepower is king, he looks the one to beat. With 10 places on offer through Boylesports, he anchors the week.
A player in genuinely excellent form at a tempting price. Smith arrives off the back of a share of fourth at the Baycurrent Classic in Japan just a couple of weeks ago, and he has been a model of consistency throughout 2026 with a third at the Valspar Championship and a string of top-20s on both sides of the Atlantic.
He is a terrific ball-striker and one of the more accurate iron players around, which allied to a reliable putter makes him well suited to a course that rewards precise approach play into large greens. At 35/1 with 8 places, he makes strong each-way appeal.
The bigger-priced pick of the three, and one whose game fits the demands of Vidanta Vallarta nicely.
Yu is a long, powerful hitter who can take full advantage of the generous driving corridors here, and that length is a real asset on a course where the aggressive, attacking players tend to flourish.
He showed his capability with a fourth-place finish at the Wyndham Championship earlier this year and has banked a number of solid results in 2026, so he arrives with the game and the confidence to contend.
At 45/1 with 8 places available, he has solid claims as our value selection.
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