1) Lorena Ochoa

The undisputed #1. With 27 LPGA titles, including 2 Majors (one at the Old Course at St. Andrews), she held the world #1 ranking for years and is a member of the World Golf Hall of Fame.

2) Víctor Regalado

The first Mexican to win multiple times on the PGA Tour (1974 and 1978). He competed against legends like Jack Nicklaus and was the first Mexican to play in The Masters.

3) Abraham Ancer

A global star and WGC winner. His consistency on the PGA Tour and international victories in Saudi Arabia and Australia have made him a flagship for Latin American golf.

4) Gaby López

A three-time LPGA winner and Olympic athlete. Gaby has consistently remained in the world top 50, carrying the torch for Mexican women’s golf after Lorena Ochoa.

5) Carlos Ortiz

Winner of the 2020 Houston Open on the PGA Tour. Carlos had a historic start to his career with three wins in a single season on the Korn Ferry Tour.

6) Esteban Toledo

A pioneer with a long PGA Tour career and 4 victories on the PGA Tour Champions. He is the first Mexican to win on the senior circuit.

7) José de Jesús "Camarón" Rodríguez

The all-time leader in wins on the PGA Tour Latinoamerica and a winner on the Korn Ferry Tour. A true legend of the regional circuit.

8) Roberto Díaz

A Korn Ferry Tour winner and former PGA Tour member known for his incredible consistency and ball-striking over the last decade.

9) Oscar Fraustro

A two-time PGA Tour Latinoamerica winner who successfully made the leap to the PGA Tour, achieving a top 10 at the Mayakoba Classic.

10) María Fassi

A powerhouse on the LPGA. She had a stellar amateur career at Arkansas and a runner-up finish at the inaugural Augusta National Women's Amateur.