PGA Tour World Wide Technology Championship golf preview rankings Garrick Higgo top players
Dive into the Power Rankings for the World Wide Technology Championship on the PGA Tour, set at the stunning El Cardonal course in Los Cabos, Mexico. With Garrick Higgo heating up after recent strong finishes, including a T7, solo second, and T4 in the FedExCup Fall, this 120-player field battles for vital season points.
Explore the Tiger Woods-designed layout in its third year, featuring massive paspalum greens averaging over 8,000 square feet and expected Stimpmeter readings around 11 feet. Without strong winds forecasted, precision approaches and undulating putts will be key to low scores.
This event marks the first of three final tournaments determining next year’s spots, making every stroke crucial. Get insights on course strategy, top contenders, and why this par 72 could see scoring threats like the inaugural event.
Stay tuned for recaps, sleepers, and qualifiers in this high-stakes PGA Tour action.
Power Rankings Worldwide Technology Championship PGA Tour. Garrick Higo arrives in Mexico as one of the hottest in the field with AT7, a solo second, and AT4 in the FedEx Cup fall. Kenta Herata/Getty Images by Rob Bolton. The recess for the class of 2025 is over. After a final off week, the tournament calendar is now filled until the season concludes, determining who will go where next year. The first of the last three stops is the worldwide technology championship in Los Cabos, Mexico. On the surface, it’s almost cruel that the 120 strong field is treated to El Cardono at Diamonte this week. It’s the kind of backdrop where most golfers get away from work. However, for the majority of this field, it’s where the professionals want to secure more of the sport’s highest level opportunities. A breakdown of the Tiger Woods design in its third spin as host. A smart game plan for strong performance and more are detailed below. It’s that time of year when heart rate monitors could coexist with the leaderboard that splashes onto glowing rectangles broadcasting live action. Perhaps at no other time of the season are pulses early on Thursdays as compelling as they are among those chasing victory late on Sundays. So much hangs in the balance, not just with every stroke, but also with every subsequent stroke. as all PGA Tour members and wannabe members inch up on their season aggregates. While the talent taking the fewest strokes across 72 holes wins the race, he’s guaranteed to need fewer than his average at El Cardono relative to other par 72s. Last year’s field checked up at 70.256, which was more than a stroke higher than when it was the easiest par 72 among solo hosts throughout the extended 2022 to23 season. However, it was due to a windy opening round when the field was over par. This week’s forecast will allow for scores to threaten the inaugural. Winds will be moderate at worst with nothing but sunshine expected and daytime temperatures climbing easily into the 80s. The absence of wind means that the course’s primary defense will stand down. That’s not uncommon for most layouts positioned on a coastline as Elcardonel is on the southern tip of the Baja Peninsula, but the greens average over 8,000 square ft. While wind is a day-to-day X factor, the early read is that the Paspalum pudding surfaces will run a full 11 ft as measured by the stimp meter. That’s tour average. So with undulation stepping forward as the biggest challenge on the greens, precision on approach is at a premium. Rob Bolton’s schedule. ctor.com’s Robb Bolton previews and recaps every tournament. Refer to the timing of his contributions below. He’s also active as at Robbolton on x https/x.com/robolton [Music] where you can connect with him. Monday, power rankings. Tuesday, asterisk, sleepers, top 100 watch. Sunday, golf bet recap. Qualifiers. httpsw.pjour.com/article/news/golfbet/ pjour.com/article/news/golfbet/ major-qualifiers
