Eleven Ryder Cup Players and four Assistant Captains for U.S. and European Teams are currently slated to compete in Mexico

Four-time Major Champion Brooks Koepka will make his second consecutive start at the World Wide Technology Championship at Mayakoba, tournament officials announced today. Koepka, who is ranked No. 10 in the Official World Golf Ranking, is the latest highly ranked player to commit to this year’s tournament, scheduled for November 4-7 at El Camaleón Golf Course at the Mayakoba resort. Additional commitments announced today include World No. 24 Scottie Scheffler and the 2019 Champion Golfer of the Year Shane Lowry of Ireland.

“Our field continues to get stronger and stronger as we draw close to tournament week,” said Tournament Director Joe Mazzeo. “We are so happy to welcome Brooks back to Mayakoba for the second straight year. His participation again this year speaks volumes of the hospitality here in Mexico and the Riviera Maya and how much players enjoy visiting.”

With these latest commitments, there are currently 11 players among the top-25 in the world rankings who are scheduled to compete and include players announced earlier this week: Justin Thomas (#7), Koepka (#10), Tony Finau (#11), Abraham Ancer (#12), Harris English (#14), Viktor Hovland (#15), Tyrrell Hatton (#17), Billy Horschel (#20), Patrick Reed (#23), Scheffler (#24) and Matt Fitzpatrick (#25).

The World Wide Technology Championship at Mayakoba will feature a distinct Ryder Cup feel as a total of 15 team members will be competing on Mexico’s Riviera Maya. Representing the victorious U.S. team are players English, Finau, Koepka, Scheffler, Thomas and assistant captain Zach Johnson, while Team Europe will be represented at Mayakoba by Fitzpatrick, Sergio Garcia, Hatton, Hovland, Lowry and Ian Poulter as well as assistant captains Luke Donald, Graeme McDowell and Henrik Stenson.

Players for the field of 132 competitors have until 5:00 p.m. ET on Friday, October 29, to commit to the World Wide Technology Championship at Mayakoba and can withdraw from the tournament at any time.

Due to ongoing COVID-19 restrictions and an abundance of caution, tickets for the public will not be available this year. Fans are encouraged to watch the World Wide Technology Championship at Mayakoba on Golf Channel U.S., Golf Channel Latin America, as well as special coverage on TV Azteca, Claro Sports, Televisa, Grupo Imagen, TVC Deportes, and many more media partners. The broadcast is also available in Latin America via live stream on GOLFTV.

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