
The PGA Tour’s Mexico Swing concludes this week at El Cardonal, a desert course in Los Cabos designed by Tiger Woods in 2014. Located on 225 acres above the Pacific, the layout blends Woods’ signature Golden Age influences with strategic play, offering wide fairways, subtle bunkering, and expansive greens that demand precision over brute force.
The course has become a proving ground for elite iron players, with recent winners including Erik van Rooyen (-27 in 2023), Austin Eckroat (-24 in 2024), and Ben Griffin, who closed with a Sunday 63 to finish at -29 in 2025. The wind—typically crossing fairways rather than blowing into players—adds a tactical layer, but the winner is likely to finish in the mid-to-high 20s under par.
Griffin returns this year, while the field will test its best ball-strikers on a course that rewards calculated risk over power alone.

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