World Wide Technology returns to Los Cabos

The PGA Tour’s most traditional and historic event in Mexico and Latin America is back.

The World Wide Technology Championship is celebrating its tournament for the second time at the El Cardonal golf course in Diamante Cabo San Lucas, designed by the legendary Tiger Woods. Between November 4 and 10, the tournament will feature a field of 120 golfers, an event that promises to bring together the best.

We are extremely honored to continue the tradition of hosting the best golfers in the world in what will surely be the best sporting event of the year,” said Joe Mazzeo, tournament director, in an interview with Excelsior.

It is a tradition to have the participation of Mexican golfers, Mazzeo extends the commitment to promote the sport in our country, with the help of the First Tee Foundation, for young people who are beginning to develop in the world of golf.

Since our foundation in 2007, it has been important to promote golf in Mexico. Through the pros, to measure themselves against the best in the world, or to grow the development of young people to have them in the best leagues,” he added.

In its 18th edition of the tournament, they have created a more than consolidated event that seeks to create great experiences for both golfers and sports lovers.

World Wide Technology is pleased to continue our alliance with the PGA Tour and Diamante in Los Cabos to continue promoting the sport of golf in the region. Our goal is to offer an exceptional golf tournament experience for all participants and attendees including our valued customers, partners, fans and of course the professional players. The PGA Tour has been an invaluable and exceptional partner, and we are looking forward to another spectacular tournament in 2024,” said Matt Horner, executive vice president of World Wide Technology.

The current champion Erik Van Rooyen confirmed his presence for this edition during the presentation.

Source: excelsior