World Wide Technology Championship Odds & Predictions
Kalshi’s prices for the World Wide Technology Championship: past winners. The 2026 edition was played Nov 5–8, 2026, at El Cardonal at Diamante, Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.
Live market pricesUpdated today at 2:33 PM ET
Where these numbers come from: Kalshi prices: KXPGATOUR for the winner and KXPGATOP5, KXPGATOP10, KXPGATOP20, KXPGAMAKECUT and KXPGAR1LEAD for finishing positions. The schedule: Kalshi’s sports data feed.
LAST EDITIONThe 2026 edition was played Nov 5–8, 2026, at El Cardonal at Diamante, Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. From the tour’s season list; a row the feed has no figure for is left out.
World Wide Technology Championship 2026
| Detail | Edition |
|---|---|
| Dates | Nov 5–8, 2026 |
| Tour | PGA Tour |
| Course | El Cardonal at DiamanteCabo San Lucas, Mexico |
| Purse | $6,000,000 |
| Previous champion | Ben Griffin |
WINNERSEach past edition Kalshi listed, and the golfer its winner market settled on.
World Wide Technology Championship winners
| Year | Edition | Winner |
|---|---|---|
| 2025 | 2025 World Wide Technology Championship (opens in a new tab) | Ben Griffin |
METHOD
How to read this page
A win price is a golfer’s Kalshi price to win the tournament, read as a probability; top-10 and make-the-cut prices are separate markets, each its own.
A price moves with every shot once play starts, so a price here can be minutes old by the time you read it; each links to its live market.
The dates, course, purse and field are the tour’s season list; the leaderboard and tee times are its live scoring, in the tournament’s week. Tee times are US Eastern (ET). The cut is the official one once made: no projected cut is shown.
FAQ
Questions
When was the World Wide Technology Championship 2026?
The 2026 edition was played Nov 5–8, 2026, at El Cardonal at Diamante, Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.
Who won the last World Wide Technology Championship?
Ben Griffin won the 2025 World Wide Technology Championship, as Kalshi’s winner market settled.
How do I read Kalshi’s golf odds?
Each price is what a contract paying $1 if that outcome happens costs right now, so 12¢ reads as a 12% chance. A golfer’s win, top-10 and make-the-cut prices are separate markets, and each links to its own.
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