Watch: Final Round Highlights

Santiago De la Fuente of Mexico celebrates winning on the No. 18 green.

Santiago de la Fuente of Mexico celebrates winning on the No. 18 green.

Omar Morales and Santiago de la Fuente battled it out head-to-head in the Final Round of the 2024 LAAC.

Omar Morales y Santiago de la Fuente pelearon hasta último momento y todo se definió en el hoyo final del LAAC 2024. 

Omar Morales and Santiago de la Fuente battled it out head-to-head in the Final Round of the 2024 LAAC.

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Additional information:

The 8th edition of the Latin America Amateur Championship (LAAC) will be held from January 12-15, 2023, at Grand Reserve Golf Club in Puerto Rico.

Founded in 2014 by the Masters Tournament, The R&A and the USGA, the LAAC was established to further develop amateur golf in South America, Central America, Mexico and the Caribbean. The championship annually moves to top courses throughout Latin America and showcases the sport’s rising talent in the region, including PGA Tour winners and 2020 Olympians such as Joaquin Niemann of Chile, the 2018 LAAC champion, and Sebastián Muñoz of Colombia.

This year's champion receives an invitation to compete in the 2022 Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club and automatically qualifies for The 150th Open at St Andrews. The winner also receives full exemptions into The Amateur Championship, U.S. Amateur Championship and any other USGA amateur championship for which he is eligible and is exempt into the final stages of qualifying for the 2022 U.S. Open Championship.

The typical 120-player field is comprised annually of the top male amateurs in Latin America representing the 29 IOC-recognized countries and territories from this region that are current members of the International Golf Federation.

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