The Punta Mita Invitational isn't just another pro-am. Here's why

The Punta Mita Invitational, already over a decade old, has proven its formula — access, location and fun — works wonders. GOLF The Punta Mita Invitational isn’t trying to be just another pro-am. Now in its 11th year, the event has turned into one of golf’s most unique experiences — an intersection of high-level competition and luxury accommodations at one of the most gorgeous destinations in the the sport.

The event, founded in 2014, brings together passionate amateurs, Tour winners and industry leaders. The most recent playing wrapped up in January. Here’s what you should know about it and, better yet, how you can get involved next time.

A dynamite field Punta Mita is different from a traditional pro-am due to its accessibility of the professional field. The 2026 lineup featured major champions, Tour winners and international standouts. They weren’t distant celebrities but teammates, dinner companions and, at some moments, beachside storytellers.

Michael Campbell, the 2005 U. S. Open champion, served as event host , anchoring a field that included Players champ Fred Funk and pros like Stuart Appleby, Chris DiMarco, Heath Slocum, John Rollins, Ricky Barnes, Notah Begay III and Esteban Toledo.