World Wide Technology Championship 2026: Course and current form stats

World Wide Technology Championship current form picks

Steven Fisk @ 40/141.00

The American's tied for second place at the Mexico Open did not come out of nowwhere. Fisk finished T7 at the Black Desert Championship at the start of November and, with the Tour staying in Mexico, he could be a contender again this week.

Ryan Gerard @ 12/113.00

Gerard was T4 at the Baycurrent Classic last time we saw him on a golf course and T14 prior to that at the Open de France. In this week's field, the market makes him the favourite.

Keith Mitchell @ 33/134.00

The 34-year-old was T2 on his most recent appearance, at last month's Baycurrent Classic, and it was his best performance since he finished T4 at the US Open.

World Wide Technology Championship course form picks

Ben Griffin @ 14/115.00

The defending champion is rated a leading contender again this year and it is easy to see why. His T4 at last week's Mexico Open got him back on track after a tricky patch and reminded fans that he has an affinity with playing in this country.

Garrick Higgo @ 80/181.00

The South African was fourth here last year and sixth the year before, so this is a venue where he enjoys playing. He only managed T29 last week but that performance ended a run of three consecutive missed cuts.

Sami Valimaki @ 50/151.00

The Finnish should arrived refreshed after a month off following his T13 at the Open de Espana. He returns at a venue where he was second last year.

Stroke Averages

Lowest Eight At El Cardonal (2023-25)

Average .... (Rounds)
66.63: Garrick Higgo (8)
67.08: Ben Griffin (12)
67.08: Matt Kuchar (12)
67.25: Patrick Rodgers (8)
67.33: Justin Lower (12)
67.38: Andrew Putnam (8)
67.67: Austin Eckroat (12)
67.75: Beau Hossler (12)
Min. No. of Rounds = 6
Only those entered this week are included in table

Note: Form Tables Contain Leading Reserves

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