The 2026 World Wide Technology Championship Report

I'm Hallie Ledbetter here in Los Cabos at the Worldwide Technology Championship, and there has been a lot going on here this week. Stay tuned as we go behind the scenes and beyond the golf at Diamante. This is the 2026 Worldwide Technology Championship Tournament Report. I'm starting to speak now. This year marks the 20th edition of the event here in Mexico. The week kicked off in celebratory fashion with the Oasis Shore Dam where kids from Diamante's First Tee chapter got the opportunity to play alongside their PGA Tour heroes. It's great to be out here with the First Tee program and some amateurs supporting a great cause here in Cabo. It's a lot different than a typical PGA Tour event so it's a lot more fun for the players, the guests, then out here with the kids for the First Tee. It's a lot of fun. Please welcome Ben Griffith. I've been doing this Oasis Par 3 event with the First Tee for, I think this is my fourth time. You know, Marco I'm playing with, I think I played with him a few years ago, and it's cool to see how much taller he's gotten and how good his game is, and building friendships and hopefully making lasting memories with us this week. One of the best places to check out a ton of the action is this WWT suite right here. Let's go check it out. Gracias. Looks good. You can see so much of the golf here. 15, 16, 17, 10, and 11. Where do I look? This week in Los Cabos, it's about more than just the tournament. It's about connecting world-class golfers, business leaders, and influential voices on and off the course. My kids always said, you only got into Stanford because of your tennis. And I'm like, and your point is? Yes. You could have been an AI genius. Honestly. Tell me more. More. Yeah. That's good. One of my favorite events this week was the women's panel hosted by WWT's Erica Shank. I really enjoyed chatting with Andrea and Nicole about all the highs and lows of entrepreneurship. Love your challenges. That's what we say to each other every day. I love my challenge. I love my challenge. You don't have to have it all figured out, and so don't let that stop you. By day, the action is all on the course as the world's best players take on El Cardinal. But at night, a whole other experience unfolds with incredible entertainment... Amazing cuisine and plenty more for guests to enjoy. Myself and a couple lucky other people are getting to take on this par 3 course in glow-in-the-dark golf. Now I have my caddy here, who happens to be my husband. Let's see how it goes. Please, I don't want to kill anybody. Please, I don't want to kill anybody. Ooh, birdie! Good job, everybody. Good job. Oh, that was left. Maybe if he gave me a better yardage, I'd get it closer. But, you know, I'm not going to make excuses. Nice. Let's go. So we won, which is exciting. You guys know that she's a professional. No, I'm not. I'm not. There's a lot of controversy going on right now. No, there's no controversy. I'm about to flip this whole thing on its head. Cheers to winners, Billy. Normally, do not kiss your caddy unless you're married to them. I just said. But the real winner here in Cabo this week was 19-year-old sensation Blades Brown. Brown defeated fellow rookie Ben James in a playoff to become the youngest PGA Tour winner in almost 100 years. I just look back at so many PGA Tour winners, guys I've looked up to, and to think I'm now in a similar spot is just pretty remarkable. Well, what a Sunday that was with Blaise Braun winning his first PGA Tour title in epic fashion. It was a perfect way to end an incredible week here at the Worldwide Technology Championship.