A 120-player field heads to Vidanta Vallarta on October 29–November 1, led by world No. 5 Wyndham Clark, defending champion Brian Campbell and five Mexican golfers.
The Jack Nicklaus-era complex is being rebuilt: Mountain and Ocean are closed, while Arroyo remains available to members and resort guests. The first phase targets late 2027.
Robert Trent Jones II's Cabo Real course in Los Cabos is undergoing a major redesign with four new holes and a private-membership model; late 2027 is the target reopening.
Russian golfer Natalia Guseva achieved a top-15 finish at the Riviera Maya Open, marking one of the best results in her professional career.
Nelly Korda secured a dominant victory at the Riviera Maya Open, claiming her third title of the season. Despite an almost flawless performance and 60 bogey-free holes, golf delivered a "lesson in humility" on the final 18th hole when a lost ball resulted in a bogey. Nevertheless, she finished with a comfortable four-stroke lead, reaffirming her superstar status and setting new records.
Nelly Korda maintains a solid lead at the 2026 Riviera Maya Open, showcasing incredible consistency and composure even as she admits to not playing her A-game. Her three-shot advantage over closest competitors is a testament to her skill and mental resilience.
In Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, violence erupted after a drug lord's killing. Golf course designer Agustin Pizá sheltered in his apartment, reflecting on the chaos.
Ernie Els, a four-time major champion, is creating a new course in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. The project promises to become a regional gem, attracting golfers from around the world.
The second round of the World Wide Technology Championship 2025 starts at El Cardonal in Mexico. Nick Dunlap leads with 11 under par. Follow the events from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM on Golf Channel and NBC Sports.
The 2025 World Wide Technology Championship has kicked off at El Cardonal in Mexico. Ryder Cup stars J.J. Spaun and Ben Griffin are in the spotlight. Broadcast on Golf Channel at 3:00 PM ET. More on our website.
This week, the World Wide Technology Championship takes place in Mexico. Golf stars like Ben Griffin and J.J. Spaun will participate, while Subpar podcast hosts bet on young players Johnny Keefer and Michael Brennan. Full details and odds are available on Fanatics Sportsbook's website.
The World Wide Technology Championship 2025 begins Thursday at El Cardonal in Mexico. J. J. Spaun, recently a winner on the PGA Tour, will play with Ben Griffin and William Mouw. Spaun's first tee time is 9:15 a.m. Eastern Time. Broadcast on Golf Channel from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Eastern Time.
