⛳ 2026 World Wide Technology Championship Field, Cut Line & Weekend Playing Field Hub
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The cut is official at 5 under. Check the 75-player weekend field, the players who made it on the number and the notable misses at El Cardonal at Diamante.
2026 World Wide Technology Championship Field & Cut Tracker Overview
The World Wide Technology Championship returns to El Cardonal at Diamante in Los Cabos, Mexico, from November 5-8, 2026. The 120-player PGA TOUR FedExCup Fall event awards 500 FedExCup points to the winner and features Ben Griffin as the defending champion.
Darkness stopped Friday's second round, and play finished Saturday morning. Ben James reached the halfway point at 15 under (129), one shot ahead of Peter Malnati.
The cut fell at 5 under (139). The top 65 and ties sent 75 players into the final two rounds. The weekend list records each player's score through 36 holes.
📌 World Wide Technology Championship Field & Cut Coverage
- The 120-player starting field includes the four Monday qualifiers, sponsor exemptions and late replacements.
- FedExCup Fall players: relevant card-position and priority-ranking names competing in Mexico.
- Official 36-hole cut: top 65 players and ties advancing to the weekend.
- Notable results: leading names through, surprise weekend qualifiers, notable missed cuts, withdrawals, and disqualifications.
- Weekend playing field: complete alphabetical list of every player advancing to Saturday and Sunday.
- Fantasy picks: made-cut and missed-cut status for the original CaddyBytes World Wide Technology Championship selections.
👥 2026 World Wide Technology Championship Field & Weekend Cut Tracker
Updated November 7, 2026 — 36-Hole Cut Complete
The 120-player starting field and 75-player weekend field are both listed alphabetically below.
Open the 36-hole cut section for everyone who advanced at 5 under and the notable players who missed.
- Tournament: 2026 World Wide Technology Championship.
- Dates: November 5-8, 2026.
- Course: El Cardonal at Diamante, Los Cabos, Mexico — par 72, 7,452 yards.
- Event status: PGA TOUR FedExCup Fall tournament.
- Purse: $6 million.
- FedExCup points: 500 points to the winner.
- The 120-player starting field included four Monday qualifiers.
- Cut rule: top 65 players and ties after 36 holes.
- Defending champion: Ben Griffin.
- 75 players advanced at 5 under (139) or better after Round 2 finished Saturday morning.
- 45 players missed the weekend. Five finished one shot outside the cut.
The 120 starters are listed by surname. The markers identify sponsor exemptions (+), the section champion (#) and Monday qualifiers (Q).
- Zach Bauchou
- Christiaan Bezuidenhout
- Zac Blair
- Chandler Blanchet
- Blades Brown
- Rafael Campos
- Davis Chatfield
- Luke Clanton
- Tyler Collet
- Pierceson Coody
- Trace Crowe
- Joel Dahmen
- Cam Davis
- Muzzy Donohue (Q)
- Zecheng Dou
- Adrien Dumont de Chassart
- Tyler Duncan
- Nick Dunlap
- Austin Eckroat
- A.J. Ewart
- Tony Finau
- Patrick Fishburn
- Steven Fisk
- David Ford
- Brice Garnett
- Ryan Gerard
- Lucas Glover
- Will Gordon
- Max Greyserman
- Ben Griffin
- Emiliano Grillo
- Harry Hall
- Garrick Higgo
- Harry Higgs
- Joe Highsmith
- Kensei Hirata
- Austin Hitt +
- Lee Hodges
- Rico Hoey
- Tom Hoge
- Rasmus Højgaard
- Billy Horschel
- Beau Hossler
- Mark Hubbard
- Mackenzie Hughes
- Stephan Jaeger
- Ben James
- Takumi Kanaya
- Jeffrey Kang
- Johnny Keefer
- Michael Kim
- Chris Kirk
- Patton Kizzire
- Ben Kohles
- Jackson Koivun
- Matt Kuchar
- Christo Lamprecht
- Lyon Lazare #
- Hank Lebioda
- Jay Leng +
- Haotong Li
- Nicholas Lindheim
- David Lipsky
- Justin Lower
- Willie Mack III (Q)
- Alejandro Madariaga +
- Peter Malnati
- Nicholas Marchese (Q)
- Ben Martin
- Denny McCarthy
- Max McGreevy
- Keith Mitchell
- Taylor Montgomery +
- Taylor Moore
- William Mouw
- Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen
- Pontus Nyholm
- Alvaro Ortiz +
- John Parry
- Matthieu Pavon
- Taylor Pendrith
- Marco Penge
- Paul Peterson
- Chandler Phillips
- Seamus Power
- Andrew Putnam
- Chad Ramey
- Davis Riley
- Patrick Rodgers
- Kevin Roy
- Marcelo Rozo
- Isaiah Salinda
- Gordon Sargent
- Neal Shipley
- Ben Silverman
- David Skinns
- Jordan Smith
- Hayden Springer
- Jimmy Stanger
- Preston Stout +
- Kevin Streelman
- Jackson Suber
- Adam Svensson
- Jesper Svensson
- Nick Taylor
- Alejandro Tosti
- Nathan Tseng (Q)
- Sami Välimäki
- Erik van Rooyen
- John VanDerLaan
- Kristoffer Ventura
- Karl Vilips
- Jorge Villar +
- Camilo Villegas +
- Danny Walker
- Vince Whaley
- Aaron Wise
- Dylan Wu
- Sudarshan Yellamaraju
- Kevin Yu
Three events remained in the FedExCup Fall entering Los Cabos. The top 100 at the end of the fall earn full PGA TOUR status for 2027.
- Peter Malnati entered the week at No. 157 and reached the halfway point in second at 14 under. Zac Blair, who entered at No. 121, was third at 12 under.
- Chris Kirk entered at No. 110 and advanced at 9 under. Tony Finau entered at No. 109 and birdied his final hole to get through at 6 under.
- Defending champion Ben Griffin advanced at 7 under. Past champions Austin Eckroat (10 under), Patton Kizzire (7 under) and Erik van Rooyen (6 under) also made the cut.
Four players earned entry at the November 2 open qualifier at Oleada Golf Links.
- Nicholas Marchese led the qualifier with a 4-under 68. Muzzy Donohue, Nathan Tseng and Willie Mack III claimed the other three spots in a playoff after shooting 69.
- Willie Mack III was the only Monday qualifier to make the tournament cut. He followed a 73 with a 66 to finish at 5 under.
- The sponsor exemptions who started were Austin Hitt, Jay Leng, Alejandro Madariaga, Taylor Montgomery, Alvaro Ortiz, Preston Stout, Jorge Villar and Camilo Villegas.
- Lyon Lazare entered as the section champion.
- Ben Martin replaced Dan Brown, Paul Peterson replaced Mac Meissner and Tyler Duncan replaced Keita Nakajima. Will Gordon replaced Adam Schenk and Harry Higgs replaced Aldrich Potgieter.
- Taylor Montgomery received the sponsor exemption after Luke Donald withdrew and made the cut at 8 under.
5 under (139) was the official cut after Round 2. The top 65 and ties rule sent 75 players through, including 73 professionals and two amateurs.
- 14 players made it on the number. Chandler Blanchet, Luke Clanton, Nick Dunlap, Austin Hitt, Rasmus Højgaard, Michael Kim, Willie Mack III, Seamus Power, Patrick Rodgers, Isaiah Salinda, Preston Stout, Nick Taylor, Kristoffer Ventura, and Kevin Yu all finished at 139.
- Amateurs Jay Leng (7 under) and Preston Stout (5 under) reached the weekend.
- Chandler Blanchet followed a 75 with a 64. Michael Kim and Willie Mack III each went 73–66 to qualify on the number.
- Nick Dunlap backed up his opening 64 with a 75 and advanced at 139.
All 75 players who advanced are listed by surname with their scores to par through 36 holes. The marker (a) identifies an amateur.
- Zach Bauchou (−10)
- Zac Blair (−12)
- Chandler Blanchet (−5)
- Blades Brown (−10)
- Luke Clanton (−5)
- Tyler Collet (−6)
- Pierceson Coody (−6)
- Trace Crowe (−8)
- Cam Davis (−8)
- Adrien Dumont de Chassart (−7)
- Tyler Duncan (−7)
- Nick Dunlap (−5)
- Austin Eckroat (−10)
- Tony Finau (−6)
- Steven Fisk (−6)
- David Ford (−9)
- Brice Garnett (−7)
- Ryan Gerard (−10)
- Lucas Glover (−10)
- Will Gordon (−7)
- Max Greyserman (−6)
- Ben Griffin (−7)
- Emiliano Grillo (−7)
- Harry Hall (−8)
- Kensei Hirata (−10)
- Austin Hitt (−5)
- Rico Hoey (−8)
- Rasmus Højgaard (−5)
- Beau Hossler (−9)
- Stephan Jaeger (−11)
- Ben James (−15)
- Jeffrey Kang (−8)
- Michael Kim (−5)
- Chris Kirk (−9)
- Patton Kizzire (−7)
- Ben Kohles (−10)
- Jackson Koivun (−7)
- Christo Lamprecht (−6)
- Jay Leng (a) (−7)
- Haotong Li (−7)
- David Lipsky (−8)
- Willie Mack III (−5)
- Peter Malnati (−14)
- Ben Martin (−8)
- Denny McCarthy (−11)
- Max McGreevy (−6)
- Keith Mitchell (−10)
- Taylor Montgomery (−8)
- Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen (−10)
- Alvaro Ortiz (−9)
- John Parry (−8)
- Matthieu Pavon (−9)
- Paul Peterson (−9)
- Seamus Power (−5)
- Andrew Putnam (−7)
- Chad Ramey (−8)
- Patrick Rodgers (−5)
- Marcelo Rozo (−6)
- Isaiah Salinda (−5)
- Neal Shipley (−6)
- Ben Silverman (−9)
- David Skinns (−7)
- Jordan Smith (−7)
- Hayden Springer (−7)
- Preston Stout (a) (−5)
- Kevin Streelman (−8)
- Adam Svensson (−7)
- Jesper Svensson (−8)
- Nick Taylor (−5)
- Alejandro Tosti (−8)
- Erik van Rooyen (−6)
- John VanDerLaan (−7)
- Kristoffer Ventura (−5)
- Sudarshan Yellamaraju (−10)
- Kevin Yu (−5)
Forty-five players missed the cut at El Cardonal.
- Five players missed by one shot at 4 under (140). Christiaan Bezuidenhout, Patrick Fishburn, Garrick Higgo, Kevin Roy, and Karl Vilips finished a stroke outside the weekend field.
- Billy Horschel (2 under), Taylor Pendrith (even par) and past champion Matt Kuchar (1 over) also missed the cut.
- Luke Donald withdrew before the opening round. All 120 starters completed 36 holes, with zero in-round withdrawals or disqualifications.
12 of the original CaddyBytes Top 15 made the cut. Ryan Gerard and Austin Eckroat led the picks at 10 under, tied for sixth through two rounds.
- Nine picks finished inside the cut line. Ben Griffin (−7), Ryan Gerard (−10), Steven Fisk (−6), Erik van Rooyen (−6), Max Greyserman (−6), Pierceson Coody (−6), Austin Eckroat (−10), Jackson Koivun (−7), and Harry Hall (−8) advanced.
- Three picks made the cut at 5 under. Kristoffer Ventura, Patrick Rodgers, and Rasmus Højgaard all finished at 139.
- Three picks missed the cut. Sami Välimäki (−1), Garrick Higgo (−4), and Mackenzie Hughes (+1) finished outside the weekend field.
- Value picks Kensei Hirata (10 under) and Chad Ramey (8 under) advanced. Joe Highsmith (3 under) and Matt Kuchar (1 over) missed the cut.
- The CB Caddie Hunch, Erik van Rooyen, advanced at 6 under after two rounds of 69.
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- The World Wide Technology Championship is a PGA TOUR FedExCup Fall event.
- The tournament is played at El Cardonal at Diamante in Los Cabos, Mexico.
- Four Monday qualifiers were part of the 120-player starting field.
- The course is listed as a par 72 measuring 7,452 yards.
- The four tournament rounds are scheduled for November 5-8, 2026.
- The purse is $6 million with 500 FedExCup points awarded to the winner.
- The top 65 players and ties advance after the 36-hole cut.
- Friday's second round finished Saturday morning following a suspension for darkness.
- The page remains a permanent record of the original field, official cut, notable misses, withdrawals, and weekend playing field.
🟢 CaddyBytes World Wide Technology Championship Field Tracker Note
The weekend field is a record of the 36-hole cut. The Live Scoring link follows play in the final two rounds.