Draftkings World Wide Technology Championship Picks 11/6/25

This week, the PGA Tour Tour presents golf fans with the 2025 World Wide Technology Championship. Let’s take a look at this week’s event from a Draftkings perspective.

Before I dive into my Draftkings player selections for this tournament let’s review the golf course the field will play and the key player statistics that I think are the most vital to a golfer’s success at this week’s 2025 World Wide Technology Championship.

The World Wide Technology Championship will be played at El Cardonal at Diamante in Los Cabos, Mexico. The golf course is a par 72 that measures approximately 7,452 yards.

Austin Eckroat won the 2024 World Wide Technology Championship with a cumulative four round score of 24 under par.

Will the World Wide Technology Championship have a traditional cut after two rounds?

The 2025 World Wide Technology Championship will have a field of 120 competitors to start the tournament on Thursday. This event will have a cut after the completion of the first two rounds. The top 65 golfers and ties will make the cut.

World Wide Technology Championship Key Player Statistics

• Strokes Gained: Approach
• GIR (greens in regulation)
• Strokes Gained: Par Fives
• Bogey Avoidance
• Birdie or Better Percentage
• Strokes Gained: Putting

I wanted to emphasize that the purpose of this article is not to provide an exact DFS lineup.

Having stated that, this article will provide multiple player options in an effort to assist the reader in generating a unique lineup that will hopefully have the potential to win a DraftKings GPP (guaranteed prize pool) contest!

2025 World Wide Technology Championship Draftkings Picks

Rico Hoey $10,000

Rico Hoey has amassed three top nine finishes in his last four events played on the PGA Tour, including a second place result at the 2025 Bank of Utah Championship two weeks ago.

Max Greyserman $9,800

Four weeks ago, Max Greyserman fired a final round 65 at the 2025 Baycurrent Classic en route to an eventual second place finish.

Due to Max Greyserman’s impressive second place result at the 2025 Baycurrent Classic I decided to take a hard look at the relevant player statistics for the tournament to see how Greyserman fared relative to the field.

Upon the completion of four rounds of competitive play at the 2025 Baycurrent Classic, in relation to the field, Max Greyserman ranked eighth in driving distance (306.1), second in putts per GIR (1.563), fifth in total birdies made (21) and first in bogey avoidance (3).

It is noteworthy that Max Greyserman has posted a quality result at this week’s event in the past. More specifically, Greyserman finished fourth at the 2024 World Wide Technology Championship.

Garrick Higgo $9,300

The talented South African arrives at this week’s tournament on the heels of three consecutive top seven finishes on the PGA Tour, including a second place result at the 2025 Sanderson Farms Championship five weeks ago. Higgo also finished sixth at the 2024 World Wide Technology Championship.

Takumi Kanaya $7,900

Takumi Kanaya has tallied four top 23 finishes in his last five events played (PGA and Japan Tours combined), including a win at the 2025 Ana Open six weeks ago.

Ben Kohles $6,900

Ben Kohles has compiled three top 26 finishes in his last five tournaments played on the PGA Tour, including a 20th place result at the 2025 Bank of Utah Championship.

Additional golfers I like to perform well at this week’s 2025 World Wide Technology Championship (Draftkings price noted): Max McGreevy $7,700: Justin Lower $7,200: Patrick Rodgers $7,300: Greyson Sigg $7,100: David Lipsky $6,800.