Mizuho Americas Open Brings the LPGA to Liberty National

The Mizuho Americas Open will bring the LPGA Tour to Jersey City for the first time, from May 31st to June 4th at Liberty National Golf Club, located at 100 Caven Point Road. The tournament will host 120 LPGA Tour professional women golfers while 24 women junior golfers from the American Junior Golf Association (AJGA) 

will compete in a separate tournament.

The Mizuho Americas Open will be hosted by LPGA icon and Major Champion, 

Michelle Wie West and showcase the best women golfers in the world competing for a $2.75 million purse – one of the largest non-major championship purses 

on the LPGA Tour this 2023 season.

 

The tournament will host 120 LPGA Tour professional women golfers. At the same time, 24 women junior golfers from the American Junior Golf Association (AJGA) Tour will compete in a separate tournament at Liberty National.

 

One of the most notable competitors from the American Junior Golf Association Team will be Basking Ridge resident, Katie Li, the no. 8 junior golfer in the nation and the top girl's golfer in New Jersey, according to the New Jersey State Golf Association.

Tickets to the Mizuho Americas Open range in price and can be 

purchased as a daily or weekly pass. Options include:

 

Official Grounds Tickets – access to the tournament grounds, public seating, and concessions. Military and children under 17 are free. Price Range: $35 to $125.

 

Garden State Terrace Tickets – upgraded GA with upscale pavilion overlooking the 17th and 18th holes. Drinks + snacks included. Price Range: $150 to $500

 

Clubhouse Tickets – include VIP access to the clubhouse and patio with premier, all-inclusive food and beverage. Price Range: $550 to $2,000

Mizuho Americas is a leading corporate and investment bank located in the United States, owned and operated by Mizuho Financial Group. The partnership between Mizuho Americas, LPGA, AJGA, Liberty National, and Girls Inc. serves as the perfect foundation to promote women athletes and set new standards of competition and collaboration.

 

Girls Inc. is the charitable partner for the event, as the organization is committed to providing opportunities for girls (particularly from low-income communities), to gain access to more leadership opportunities.