Tiger Woods Designed a Course to Challenge Golfers’ Minds, and the PGA Tour Pros Are About to Find Out This Week

The WWT Championship will close out the PGA Tour’s two-week run in Mexico, ending one of the final three chances to secure cards for the next season. But it won’t be easy, and the credit goes to Tiger Woods’ 7,452-yard giant, El Cardonal. There will be 120 men playing on a course Woods designed back in 2014, though it will still be fairly new for a lot of them. Opened in 2014, El Cardonal didn’t join the PGA Tour until 2023. El Cardonal had to offer something enticing, and so it did. Woods’ confession revealed the gist.