World Wide Technology Championship
The World Wide Technology Championship is a PGA TOUR FedExCup Fall stop in Los Cabos, Mexico, bringing resort golf, international field movement, late-season status pressure, and Mexico leaderboard storylines to El Cardonal at Diamante.
El Cardonal at Diamante gives the event a modern Los Cabos identity with a Tiger Woods design overlooking the Pacific Ocean, wide fairways, traditional bunkering, natural contours, desert-resort scenery, and scoring chances that can create aggressive leaderboard movement.
For CaddyBytes, the World Wide Technology Championship is the tournament hub for live scoring, FedExCup Fall movement, El Cardonal course analysis, Los Cabos storylines, highlights, tournament history, and PGA TOUR leaderboard coverage from Mexico.
🏌️ El Cardonal at Diamante — Los Cabos, Mexico Par 72 • 7,452 Yards • Los Cabos Scoring Test
El Cardonal at Diamante gives the World Wide Technology Championship a distinctive Los Cabos stage, with Pacific Ocean views, wide fairways, traditional bunkering, natural contours, resort scoring, and FedExCup Fall pressure.
Quick Course Overview
El Cardonal at Diamante is a Tiger Woods-designed course in Los Cabos, Mexico. Recent PGA TOUR tournament setup notes list the course as a par-72 layout at 7,452 yards, with wide fairways, old-style California-course influence, strategic bunkering, and scoring chances that can still punish careless misses.
Course Type / Conditions
- Tiger Woods-designed resort course at Diamante Cabo San Lucas
- Par-72 PGA TOUR tournament setup listed at 7,452 yards
- Wide fairways, natural contours, traditional bunkering, Pacific views, warm weather, and resort scoring conditions
- FedExCup Fall stage where birdies, field movement, and status pressure can swing the leaderboard
What Matters Most
- Driving distance with control because wide fairways can encourage aggressive tee shots
- Approach-shot precision because low scoring still requires clean iron play and wedge control
- Putting conversion because past El Cardonal leaderboards have rewarded players who keep making birdies
- Par-5 scoring and momentum because shootout conditions can demand constant pressure on the field
Key Holes / Momentum Stretch
- Wide landing areas can make players aggressive, but bunkers and angles still create risk-reward choices.
- Pacific views, desert-resort wind, and warm conditions can shape daily scoring windows.
- Late-round pressure should build as players chase the World Wide Technology Championship title, FedExCup Fall points, and PGA TOUR status.
Winning Formula
- Use driver aggressively without losing position into bunkers or poor approach angles
- Convert wedges and short irons into consistent birdie chances
- Keep pace in a low-scoring Los Cabos leaderboard
- Stay patient through resort-course momentum swings and late FedExCup Fall pressure
World Wide Technology Championship
2026 World Wide Technology Championship
Tournament Details
Date: November 5-8, 2026
Location: El Cardonal at Diamante, Los Cabos, Mexico
Field: 120-player PGA TOUR FedExCup Fall field
PGA TOUR FedExCup Fall event in Mexico.
Tournament DetailsWorld Wide Technology Championship History & El Cardonal Coverage
2026 World Wide Technology Championship
Current Event
El Cardonal at Diamante - Los Cabos, Mexico
PGA TOUR FedExCup Fall stop
Par-72 El Cardonal tournament setup
Mexico tournament week at Diamante Cabo San Lucas
2025 World Wide Technology Championship
Recent Champion
El Cardonal at Diamante
Griffin won the 2025 World Wide Technology Championship at 29-under-par
El Cardonal again shaped a low-scoring Los Cabos leaderboard
He enters 2026 as defending champion
PGA TOUR in Mexico
Mexico Fall Stop
El Cardonal at Diamante Stage
The event made history in 2007 as the first PGA TOUR event outside the United States and Canada
Los Cabos gives the fall schedule a resort and international identity
Travel, warm weather, ocean views, and Mexico fan interest shape the week
El Cardonal Course-Fit Keys
Los Cabos Golf Test
Par 72 Strategy
Power and controlled aggression can create scoring chances
Approach and wedge control matter in a likely birdie race
Putting conversion can decide a low-scoring Los Cabos shootout
FedExCup Fall Format
Fall Schedule Stop
PGA TOUR Status Race
Players compete for fall points, status, and momentum
Four tournament rounds decide the World Wide Technology champion
Field details can update closer to tournament week
El Cardonal at Diamante
Los Cabos Venue
Tiger Woods Design
Tournament setup listed at 7,452 yards
Wide fairways, traditional bunkering, natural contours, and Pacific Ocean views
Resort setting at Diamante Cabo San Lucas
Los Cabos Storylines
International Fall Identity
El Cardonal PGA TOUR Week
World Wide Technology title sponsorship anchors the event identity
Mexico setting gives the event strong travel and fan appeal
CaddyBytes will track field, scoring, highlights, and news updates
Tournament History
Mexico PGA TOUR Era
Past Champions
Fred Funk won the inaugural PGA TOUR event in Mexico in 2007
Ben Griffin won the 2025 World Wide Technology Championship
El Cardonal continues building the event's Los Cabos chapter
The World Wide Technology Championship & El Cardonal Legacy
The World Wide Technology Championship continues the PGA TOUR's Mexico chapter during the FedExCup Fall, bringing international golf, resort hospitality, Mexico fan interest, and status-race pressure to El Cardonal at Diamante.
The tournament made PGA TOUR history in 2007 as the first official PGA TOUR event ever contested outside the United States and Canada, giving Mexico a lasting place on the PGA TOUR schedule.
El Cardonal at Diamante gives the event a signature Los Cabos look: Pacific Ocean views, desert-resort routing, wide fairways, traditional bunkering, natural contours, and a par-72 setup that can reward players who attack without getting careless.
CaddyBytes will use this page as a year-round hub for World Wide Technology Championship coverage, live scoring, FedExCup Fall field movement, El Cardonal course notes, highlights, tournament history, and PGA TOUR storylines from Mexico.