The PGA Tour has arrived in Mexico for the World Wide Technology Championship 2025, the fifth event of the FedEx Cup Fall. The tournament will be held from November 6 to 9 at El Cardonal at Diamante in Los Cabos, a course designed by Tiger Woods. A field of 120 players will compete for the title.
Bet365 lists Ben Griffin and J.J. Spaun as the favorites. Griffin has captured two titles this season and recorded multiple top‑ten finishes, while Spaun won the U.S. Open and impressed at the Ryder Cup. Other notable contenders include Si Woo Kim, Rico Hoey, Michael Thorbjornsen and Max Greyserman. Greyserman has enjoyed a strong season but is still seeking his first Tour victory.
The odds for the championship have been released: Griffin and Spaun lead at 15, Kim follows at 17, and Thorbjornsen, Hoey and Greyserman are all at 19. The field also features talented players such as Thorbjorn Olesen, Garrick Higgo and Chun‑An Yu, all of whom have shown promising form in recent events.
The World Wide Technology Championship 2025 is an important stop on the golf calendar, offering valuable FedEx Cup points. With a strong field and a challenging Tiger Woods‑designed course, the tournament promises close competition over four days of intense play. Fans can look forward to the world’s top golfers battling for the championship title, testing their skills against a tough field and potentially making a significant move up the rankings.
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