What is the only PGA Tour event held in Puerto Rico to date?

The Puerto Rico Open is the only PGA Tour event held in Puerto Rico to date.

The tournament became a PGA Tour event in 2008 and is based at the Grand Reserve Country Club in Río Grande. It is generally classified as an alternate event, meaning it has traditionally been scheduled opposite a higher-profile tournament and offers a smaller field and purse than a standard elevated event.

The modern tournament revived a Puerto Rico Open name with deeper roots. Earlier Puerto Rico Opens were played from 1956 through 1967, and the event later appeared on the Tour de las Américas in 2004 and 2005 before returning as a PGA Tour stop.

A common mix-up is treating older Puerto Rican tournaments or similarly named Caribbean events as separate current PGA Tour stops. The PGA Tour designation belongs to the Puerto Rico Open, while its 2018 edition was an unusual unofficial fundraiser played at TPC Dorado Beach after Hurricane Maria.