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The PGA Tour will head to Mexico for the World Wide Technology Championship 2025 the upcoming weekend. The historic event, launched as the PGA Tour’s first official venture outside the United States and Canada, will see a stacked 120-player field teeing up at the Tiger Woods-designed El Cardonal at Diamante in Los Cabos from November 6-9.The sixth event of the 2025 FedExCup Fall Series will see several PGA Tour regulars compete to earn crucial FedExCup points and secure their Tour status for 2026 after the Playoffs end. The contest will have several big-names from the Top 70 from last season’s FedExCup standings tee up. They will be joined by 29 Tour winners from the past two seasons including the likes of Rafael Campos, Nick Dunlap, Ben Griffin, Emiliano Grillo and Mackenzie Hughes, among others.The Tour will travel to Mexico after a week’s break following the Bank of Utah Championship outing in Ivins. Interestingly, the event winner Michael Brennan, winning the title in his pro debut, will join the World Wide Technology Championship field in Mexico. The Diamante outing will be the 23-year-old’s first since officially accepting the PGA Tour invite.For the unversed, Austin Eckroat won the Mexican event last year, his first of two PGA Tour titles, after beating Justin Lower and Carson Young. The 26-year-old returns this weekend to defend his World Wide Technology Championship title. It is pertinent to note that the 72-hole stroke play event will boast a $6,000,000 prize purse alongside the 500 FedExCup Fall points on offer.World Wide Technology Championship 2025 fieldListed below is the complete field for the World Wide Technology Championship 2025 based on the qualification criteria:Winner of PGA or U.S. Open ChampionshipWyndham ClarkJ.J. SpaunTournament winner in past two seasonsMichael BrennanRafael CamposNick DunlapNico EchavarriaAustin EckroatSteven FiskBen GriffinEmiliano GrilloNick HardyGarrick HiggoJoe HighsmithLee HodgesMackenzie HughesStephan JaegerSi Woo KimPatton KizzireLuke ListFrancesco MolinariTaylor MooreWilliam MouwMatthieu PavonSeamus PowerDavis RileyAdam SvenssonNick TaylorErik van RooyenCamilo VillegasMatt WallaceKevin YuCareer money exemptionRyan PalmerBrandt SnedekerSponsor exemptions: PGA TOUR member not otherwise exemptLuke DonaldTaylor MontgomerySponsor exemptions: unrestrictedWill GordonJohnny KeeferPeter KnadeTyler WeaverDesignated exemptionsEmilio Gil LeyvaEmilio GonzalezAlejandro MadariagaOmar MoralesPGA Section Champion / Player of the YearGarrett SappTop 30 in FedExCup PlayoffsAdam SchenkTom HogeTop 70 in prior year FedExCup through the PlayoffsAdam HadwinEric ColeMax GreysermanPatrick RodgersMark HubbardVictor PerezTop 125 in FedExCup FallBeau HosslerJustin LowerDoug GhimKeith MitchellPatrick FishburnAndrew PutnamRico HoeyCarson YoungRyo HisatsuneChandler PhillipsMatti SchmidDavid LipskyBen KohlesVince WhaleyMac MeissnerGreyson SiggMatt KucharChan KimJacob BridgemanBen SilvermanChad RameyHenrik NorlanderDavid SkinnsSami ValimakiJoel DahmenSam RyderMajor medical extensionAaron WiseTrey MullinaxPGA TOUR University Accelerated: current seasonLuke ClantonGordon SargentTop 10 and ties from previous eventDavid FordThorbjørn OlesenPierceson CoodyDP World Tour / Korn Ferry Tour / Q-School Category: reorderedKevin RoyMichael ThorbjornsenMax McGreevyIsaiah SalindaJesper SvenssonHarry HiggsRicky CastilloJackson SuberKris VenturaPaul PetersonJeremy PaulTakumi KanayaLanto GriffinNoah GoodwinQuade CumminsAntoine RoznerFrankie Capan IIIWill ChandlerNiklas NorgaardThomas RosenmuellerTaylor DicksonJohn PakHayden BuckleyCristobal Del SolarMatthew RiedelTrevor ConeRikuya HoshinoKevin VeloBraden ThornberryMore details on the World Wide Technology Championship 2025 will be updated as the event progresses.
