2025 World Wide Technology Championship Preview
The PGA Tour is in Mexico this week for the World Wide Technology Championship at El Cardonal at Diamante in Los Cabos. This tournament is part of the 2025 FedEx Cup Fall Series and begins Thursday.
Defending Champion and Favorites
The defending champion, Austin Eckroat (+5500), won here last year with a 24-under 265 score, including a final-round 9-under 63 at the Tiger Woods-designed course. Eckroat also has a win at the Cognizant Classic earlier in 2024. Despite this, he is not the favorite this year.
Co-favorites at +1200 include Spaun. Other top contenders listed at +2000 to +2200 are Max Greyserman, Garrick Higgo, Michael Thorbjornsen, and Rico Hoey.
Course Details
- Course: El Cardonal at Diamante
- Location: Los Cabos, Mexico
- Length: 7,452 yards
- Par: 72
- Notable holes: Two par-5s on the front 9, including 582-yard Hole No. 5; the back 9 ends with a 585-yard par-5, one of two par-5s on that side
- Playing surface: Paspalum grass on fairways, rough, and greens
- Established: 2014
"He posted a 24-under 265 in the win at El Cardonal, including a final-round 9-under 63 at the Tiger Woods-designed course last year."
This tournament will test players on a challenging long course with unique grass conditions, featuring multiple par-5 scoring opportunities.
Summary: The 2025 World Wide Technology Championship brings strong contenders to a demanding Tiger Woods-designed course in Mexico, where Austin Eckroat defends his title amid stiff competition.