Argentina
Playing in the 2025 LAAC | Ramiro Acevedo, Juan Martín Loureiro, Manuel Lozada, Joaco Ludueña, Vicente Marzilio, Leandro Mihaich, Segundo Oliva Pinto, Mateo Pulcini, Franco Ricciardelli, Exequiel Rodríguez Barri, Andy Schonbaum |
Best Finish in a LAAC | Mateo Fernández de Oliveira, 2023 Champion; Abel Gallegos, 2020 Champion |
Majors Recorded | Argentina has two major champions, Roberto De Vicenzo (1967 Open Championship) and Angel Cabrera (2007 U.S. Open and 2009 Masters). Emiliano Grillo was the last Argentine to play in the Masters, the U.S. Open and the Open Championship, doing so in 2024 |
Golf Development | 60,000 golfers (3,000 junior golfers) and 349 golf courses |
Barbados
Playing in the 2025 LAAC | Simon Proverbs and Zxavier Wiggins |
Best Finish in a LAAC | James Johnson, T24 in 2016 |
Majors Recorded | No golfer representing Barbados has competed in the Masters, U.S. Open or The Open. |
Golf Development | 922 golfers (32 junior golfers) and 8 golf courses |
Bermuda
Playing in the 2025 LAAC | Oliver Betschart and Jarryd Dillas |
Best Finish in a LAAC | Jarryd Dillas, T28 in 2020 |
Majors Recorded | Gary Player from South Africa represented Bermuda in the U.S. Open 1966-1970 and one Bermudian, Francis Rabain, played in The Open in 1971. No golfer representing Bermuda has competed in the Masters. |
Golf Development | 1,781 golfers (65 junior golfers) and 7 golf courses |
Bolivia
Playing in the 2025 LAAC | Benjamín Chávez, José Luis Montaño, Vicente Quiroga Hinojosa, Flavio Sameja, Cristian Terceros |
Best Finish in a LAAC | José Luis Montaño, T6 in 2017 |
Majors Recorded | No golfer representing Bolivia has competed in the Masters, U.S. Open or The Open. |
Golf Development | No golfer representing Bolivia has competed in the Masters, U.S. Open or The Open. |
Brazil
Playing in the 2025 LAAC | Matheus Balestrin, Homero De Toledo, Guilherme Grinberg, Herik Machado, Eduardo Matarazzo, Marcos Negrini, Andrey Xavier |
Best Finish in a LAAC | Fred Biondi, T2 in 2022 |
Majors Recorded | The last Brazilian to play in the U.S. Open was Fred Biondi in 2022, the last to play in the Masters was Priscillo Diniz in 1976, and the last to play in The Open was Bob Falkenbourg in 1967. |
Golf Development | 9,000 golfers (321 junior golfers) and 122 golf courses |
Cayman Islands
Playing in the 2025 LAAC | Justin Hastings, Aaron Jarvis, Andrew Jarvis |
Best Finish in a LAAC | Aaron Jarvis, 2022 Champion |
Majors Recorded | Aaron Jarvis is the only Caymanian to play in the Masters (2022) and The Open (2022). No golfer representing the Cayman Islands has competed in the U.S. Open. |
Golf Development | 259 golfers (20 junior golfers) and 2 golf courses |
Chile
Playing in the 2025 LAAC | Martín Cancino, Vicente Encina, Facundo Moraga, Simón Roessler, Lukas Roessler, Clemente Silva |
Best Finish in a LAAC | Joaquin Niemann, 2018 Champion; Toto Gana, 2017 Champion; Matias Dominguez, 2015 Champion |
Majors Recorded | Joaquin Niemann was the last Chilean to play in the Masters (2024) and The Open (2024). Niemann and Mito Pereira represented Chile at the 2023 U.S. Open. |
Golf Development | 18,000 golfers (1,000 junior golfers) and 78 golf courses |
Colombia
Playing in the 2025 LAAC | Juan Ángel, Carlos Ardila, Jorge Andrés Corchuelo Conde, Mateo Fuenmayor, Samuel González, Manuel Merizalde, Santiago Rivas Llano, Tomas Restrepo Jaramillo, Carlos Rodríguez |
Best Finish in a LAAC | Mateo Fuenmayor, 3rd in 2024, and José Vega, 3rd in 2020 |
Majors Recorded | The last Colombians to play in the majors were Camilo Villegas at the 2024 Masters, Nico Echavarria at the 2024 U.S. Open, and Ricardo Celia at the 2023 Open Championship. |
Golf Development | 15,000 golfers (1,016 junior golfers) and 68 golf courses |
Costa Rica
Playing in the 2025 LAAC | Diego Chavarria, Elias Mardeni, Michael Mikus, José Ignacio Monge, Álvaro Ortiz |
Best Finish in a LAAC | Paul Chaplet, 2016 Champion |
Majors Recorded | The last Costa Ricans to play in the majors were Paul Chaplet at the 2016 Masters and Luis Gagne at the 2021 U.S. Open. No golfer representing Costa Rica has competed in The Open. |
Golf Development | 723 golfers (59 junior golfers) and 14 golf courses |
Ecuador
Playing in the 2025 LAAC | Javier Correa, Juan Esteban Gabara, Felipe Garcés Garzón, Renato Naula, Santiago Villegas |
Best Finish in a LAAC | Juan Miguel Heredia, T10 in 2016 |
Majors Recorded | No golfer representing Ecuador has competed in the Masters, U.S. Open or The Open. |
Golf Development | 1,194 golfers (408 junior golfers) and 12 golf courses |
El Salvador
Playing in the 2025 LAAC | Wilber Alvarado, Juan Bolaños, Juan Fernando Castellanos |
Best Finish in a LAAC | Rodrigo Sol, T24 in 2020 |
Majors Recorded | One Salvadorean has competed in the U.S. Open, Fernando Figueroa (2008). No golfer representing El Salvador has competed in the Masters or The Open. |
Golf Development | 300 golfers (45 junior golfers) and 3 golf courses |
Guatemala
Playing in the 2025 LAAC | Jorge Arzú, Matías Calderón, Pablo Hernández, Miguel Leal, Gabriel Palacios, Alejandro Villavicencio |
Best Finish in a LAAC | Daniel Gurtner, T3 in 2018 |
Majors Recorded | No golfer representing Guatemala has competed in the Masters, U.S. Open or The Open. |
Golf Development | 1,500 golfers (50 junior golfers) and 7 golf courses |
Haiti
Playing in the 2025 LAAC | Pierre Campa |
Best Finish in a LAAC | Jean-Philippe Mehu, 51st in 2023 |
Majors Recorded | No golfer representing Haiti has competed in the Masters, U.S. Open or The Open. |
Golf Development | 127 golfers (15 junior golfers) and 1 golf course |
Honduras
Playing in the 2025 LAAC | Carlos Álvarez and Min Jae Kim |
Best Finish in a LAAC | No player representing Honduras has made the cut at the LAAC. |
Majors Recorded | No golfer representing Honduras has competed in the Masters, U.S. Open or The Open. |
Golf Development | 1,299 golfers and 9 golf courses |
Jamaica
Playing in the 2025 LAAC | Ryan Lue and Zandra Roye |
Best Finish in a LAAC | Ian Facey, T24 in 2015 |
Majors Recorded | No golfer representing Jamaica has competed in the Masters, the U.S. Open or The Open. |
Golf Development | 172 golfers (30 junior golfers) and 11 golf courses |
Mexico
Playing in the 2025 LAAC | Gonzalo Gallegos García, Gerardo Gómez, Héctor González Cramer, Enrique Llaguno, Omar Morales, José Antonio Safa, Bruno Tostado, Rodrigo Vázquez Colina |
Best Finish in a LAAC | Santiago De la Fuente, 2024 Champion; Álvaro Ortiz, 2019 Champion |
Majors Recorded | Two Mexicans played each of the majors in 2024, Abraham Ancer and Santiago De la Fuente played in The Masters, Omar Morales and Santiago De la Fuente played in the U.S. Open, and Abraham Ancer and Santiago De la Fuente played in The Open. |
Golf Development | 32,761 golfers (800 junior golfers) and 148 golf courses |
Nicaragua
Playing in the 2025 LAAC | Pablo Lacayo |
Best Finish in a LAAC | No player representing Nicaragua has made the cut in the LAAC. |
Majors Recorded | No golfer representing Nicaragua has competed in The Masters, U.S. Open or The Open. |
Golf Development | 248 golfers (33 junior golfers) and 4 golf courses |
Panama
Playing in the 2025 LAAC | Raúl Carbonell, Samuel Durán, Lucca González, Miguel Ordóñez, Omar Tejeira Jaén |
Best Finish in a LAAC | Miguel Ordóñez, T8 in 2017 |
Majors Recorded | No golfer representing Panama has competed in The Masters, U.S. Open or The Open. |
Golf Development | 2,075 golfers (142 junior golfers) and 12 golf courses |
Paraguay
Playing in the 2025 LAAC | Ezequiel Cabrera, Benjamín Fernández, Erich Fortlage, Héctor Ortega |
Best Finish in a LAAC | Gustavo Silvero, T9 in 2018 |
Majors Recorded | Carlos Franco was the last Paraguayan to compete in The Masters (2005) and the U.S. Open (2005). Fabrizio Zanotti was the last Paraguayan to compete in The Open (2022). |
Golf Development | 974 golfers (114 junior golfers) and 10 golf courses |
Peru
Playing in the 2025 LAAC | Patrick Sparks and Mauricio Tello |
Best Finish in a LAAC | Luis Fernando Barco, 3rd in 2019 and 2016 |
Majors Recorded | Luis Fernando Barco is the only Peruvian who has competed in the US Open (2021). No Peruvian golfer has competed in the Masters or The Open. |
Golf Development | 3,475 golfers (198 junior golfers) and 13 golf courses |
Puerto Rico
Playing in the 2025 LAAC | Jerónimo Esteve, Kelvin Hernández, Erick Morales, Evan Peña |
Best Finish in a LAAC | Roberto Nieves, 6th in 2022 |
Majors Recorded | The last Puerto Rican to compete in the majors was legendary Chi Chi Rodriguez at the 1973 The Open, 1982 U.S. Open and 1982 Masters; 43 years later, Rafa Campos has received an invitation to represent Puerto Rico at the 2025 Masters. |
Golf Development | 4,500 golfers (300 junior golfers) and 22 golf courses |
Saint Lucia
Playing in the 2025 LAAC | Harith Khan and Yadhu Urs |
Best Finish in a LAAC | Yadhu Urs, T19 in 2023 |
Majors Recorded | No golfer representing Saint Lucia has competed in The Masters, U.S. Open or The Open. |
Golf Development | 140 golfers (20 junior golfers) and 2 golf courses |
Trinidad and Tobago
Playing in the 2025 LAAC | Liam Bryden and Chris Richards Jr. |
Best Finish in a LAAC | Wanjoo Lee, T29 in 2019 |
Majors Recorded | Stephen Ames, who was born in Trinidad and Tobago but now represents Canada, was the last Trinidadian to compete in the Masters (2009), U.S. Open (2012), and The Open (2012). |
Golf Development | 2,025 golfers (215 junior golfers) and 8 golf courses |
Turks and Caicos
Playing in the 2025 LAAC | Kurt Rivers |
Best Finish in a LAAC | Kurt Rivers, T47 in 2022 |
Majors Recorded | No golfer representing Turks and Caicos has competed in the Masters, U.S. Open or The Open. |
Golf Development | 120 golfers (8 junior golfers) and 1 golf course |
United States Virgin Islands
Playing in the 2025 LAAC | Joseph Sibilly Jr. |
Best Finish in a LAAC | John Streibich, T41 in 2016 |
Majors Recorded | No golfer representing the US Virgin Islands has competed in the Masters, U.S. Open or The Open. |
Golf Development | 225 golfers (10 junior golfers) and 3 golf courses |
Uruguay
Playing in the 2025 LAAC | PJ Carrere and Miguel Reyes |
Best Finish in a LAAC | Juan Alvarez, T19 in 2016 and 2015 |
Majors Recorded | Pascual Viola was the last Uruguayan in The Open (1949). No golfer representing Uruguay has competed in the Masters or the US Open. |
Golf Development | 1,224 golfers (50 junior golfers) and 13 golf courses |
Venezuela
Playing in the 2025 LAAC | Rafael Abad, William Fookes Slesarew, Mario Maya Benatuil, Diego Neira, Virgilio Paz |
Best Finish in a LAAC | Jorge Garcia, 2nd in 2016 |
Majors Recorded | Jhonattan Vegas was the last Venezuelan to compete in the 2021 U.S. Open, 2018 The Open, and 2018 Masters. He will be back at The Masters in 2025. |
Golf Development | 4,100 golfers (500 junior golfers) and 22 golf courses |