The PGA Tour announced on Tuesday morning that the 2023 World Wide Technology Championship will be moved from Mayakoba to El Cardonal Course located at Diamante Cabo San Lucas. The Tiger Woods-designed course will be replacing the Greg Norman-designed course after the latter hosted the LIV Golf season opener back in February.

The PGA Tour announced Tuesday that the tournament will move to El Cardonal Golf Course at Diamante Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, which was designed by five-time Masters champion Tiger Woods ... a surprise as LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman designed the course.

The PGA Tour has moved the 2023 World Wide Technology Championship from a Greg Norman course to a Tiger Woods-designed one in Mexico. The event was previously held at Mayakoba - the site of LIV Golf's season opener in February - but it now has a new home.

Why roll with Greg Norman when you can roll with Tiger Woods? That may or may not have been what the PGA Tour was thinking with its latest decision, but that's certainly how things played out as the Tour moved the World Wide Technology Championship from ...

The move comes after Mayakoba, a Greg Norman-designed course, hosted the LIV Golf season opener in Feburary. El Cardonal was the first golf course ever designed by 82-time PGA Tour winner Tiger Woods and TGR Design, opening in 2014. “The World Wide ...

Mayakoba, designed by LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman, won't host the World Wide Technology Championship, which moves to Tiger Woods' El Cardonal layout.