Playa del Carmen (Mexico), November 15: The start of the Mayakoba Golf Classic has been pushed back to Friday (November 15) after heavy rain in Playa del Carmen.
After initially delaying the start of play on Thursday (November 14), the PGA Tour later announced round one would begin on Friday (November 15).
"Due to wet course conditions and the likelihood of further storms, the start to R1 of @MayakobaGolf has been postponed until 7 a.m. Friday," it said, via Twitter.
Rain is again expected on Friday before the weather is forecast to begin clearing on the weekend.
The first round of the @MayakobaGolf has been postponed due to heavy rain in the area.
Play is set to resume at 7 AM ET Friday.
Check the Weather Hub presented by @Travelers for the latest: https://t.co/Qu6Puyj6Tc pic.twitter.com/RtnYvVHIsl
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) November 14, 2019
American Jason Dufner withdrew from the tournament before the opening round and was replaced by Rob Oppenheim.
8.5" inches of rain since Monday @MayakobaGolf
Bunker repair process:
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) November 14, 2019
Shovel
Rake down
Rake up
Repeat pic.twitter.com/7BzIeefykH