Where is the 2024 World Wide Technology Championship being played? Everything about Tiger Woods' Cabo course explored

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The 2024 World Wide Technology Championship will be played at the Tiger Woods-designed El Cardonal at Diamante, Cabo San Lucas from November 7 to 10. This is El Cardonal's second time hosting the World Wide Technology Championship, the sixth event of the FedEx fall series.

The course is par-72 and stretches over 7,452 yards. The clubhouse offers a spectacular view of the Pacific Ocean. The opening hole is par 5, which stretches over 541 yards and includes sand dunes. The second hole is par 3, extending 208 yards and connected to a green in a depression.

Hole 3 is par 4, 351 yards, while hole 4 is a par 4, 483 yards. Hole 5 is par 4 and stretches for 438 yards, and hole 6 is 601 yards with a lengthy par 5. Hole 7-par 4 stretches for 489 yards and gives a view of the Pacific Ocean; hole 8-par 4 is 474 yards; hole 9-par 3 stretches for 200 yards; and hole 10-par 4 is the first hole on the back nine, stretching for 344 yards.

Hole 11-par 3 is 189 yards and is slightly downhill. Hole 12-par 4 stretches for 401 yards and the hole 13-par 4 is 475 yards. Hole 14-par 5 is 554 yards and challenges players with a 'cape' tee shot; hole 15-par 4 is 462 yards; hole 16-par 3 stretches for 154 yards and is the smallest hole; hole 17-par 4 is 462 yards; and hole 18-par 5 stretches for 537 yards.

The course is set to offer a stern test to the skills of the golfers competing at the 2024 World Wide Technology Championship.

What is the field of the World Wide Technology Championship?

Last year's winner at the World Wide Technology Championship, Erik Van Rooyen, is returning to the competition. The list for the event has 120 golfers, of which 12 are sponsor exemptions, including Luke Donald, Omar Morales, and more. Here's the entire list of golfers who will be competing at the 2024 World Wide Technology Championship: