The 2026 World Wide Technology Championship offers a $6 million purse, with $1,080,000 going to the winner. The tournament runs Nov. 5-8 at El Cardonal at Diamante in Los Cabos, Mexico.
The winner’s share matches the $1.08 million Andrew Novak earned last week at the Mexico Open. The winner also gets 500 FedEx Cup Fall points.
A 120-player field tees off at the Tiger Woods-designed course, a par 72 at 7,452 yards. The cut comes after 36 holes to the top 65 and ties. Defending champion Ben Griffin won last year at 29 under.
Runner-up pays $654,000. Third place earns $414,000, and fourth takes home $294,000.
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Here is the full payout by position at the 2026 World Wide Technology Championship:
1st: $1,080,000
2nd: $654,000
3rd: $414,000
4th: $294,000
5th: $246,000
6th: $217,500
7th: $202,500
8th: $187,500
9th: $175,500
10th: $163,500
11th: $151,500
12th: $139,500
13th: $127,500
14th: $115,500
15th: $109,500
16th: $103,500
17th: $97,500
18th: $91,500
19th: $85,500
20th: $79,500
21st: $73,500
22nd: $67,500
23rd: $62,700
24th: $57,900
25th: $53,100
26th: $48,300
27th: $46,500
28th: $44,700
29th: $42,900
30th: $41,100
31st: $39,300
32nd: $37,500
33rd: $35,700
34th: $34,200
35th: $32,700
36th: $31,200
37th: $29,700
38th: $28,500
39th: $27,300
40th: $26,100
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41st: $24,900
42nd: $23,700
43rd: $22,500
44th: $21,300
45th: $20,100
46th: $18,900
47th: $17,700
48th: $16,740
49th: $15,900
50th: $15,420
51st: $15,060
52nd: $14,700
53rd: $14,460
54th: $14,220
55th: $14,100
56th: $13,980
57th: $13,860
58th: $13,740
59th: $13,620
60th: $13,500
61st: $13,380
62nd: $13,260
63rd: $13,140
64th: $13,020
65th: $12,900
Every player who makes the cut gets paid. If more than 65 players make it, the payout extends past 65th place, from $12,780 for 66th down to $9,900 for 90th.