World Wide Technology (WWT), a global technology solutions provider, is playing a leading role in promoting golf in Mexico, and its title sponsorship of the PGA TOUR tournament in Los Cabos, Baja California, is a testament to its commitment to sport and community.

This week's PGA TOUR in Mexico, supported by WWT, marks a milestone in the company's collaboration with golf, and its goal is to turn this tournament into a premier destination on the professional circuit. The choice of Los Cabos, with its impressive golf course designed by Tiger Woods, El Cardonal, has become a perfect match for this ambitious goal.

WWT's commitment to golf goes beyond professional events. The company is also involved in amateur golf and has successfully hosted the inaugural St Andrews Links Collegiate event, which featured teams from several universities. This initiative demonstrates the company's interest in promoting the growth of golf at different levels.

Chad Bockert, vice president of marketing at WWT, emphasized that they see golf as a platform for doing good and are committed to expanding their global presence in the sport. His participation in Mexico is a testament to his passion for golf and his commitment to the community.

WWT's support extends beyond professional golf as it is also the title sponsor of the Advocates Professional Golf Association (APGA) Tour's player development program. This program provides financial assistance and opportunities to racial minority golfers, demonstrating the company's focus on diversity and inclusion.

PGA TOUR players Keith Mitchell, Lauren Stephenson, Billy Andrade, Austin Eckroat, Ben Griffin and Harry Higgs are ambassadors for WWT and consider the company a friend and valued partner in the world of golf. Their support has been essential to the success of events such as the World Wide Technology Championship.

Golfer Chase Johnson, who is participating in his first World Wide Technology Championship thanks to the support of the APGA Tour, expressed his gratitude for the opportunities provided by the association and the support of WWT in organizing an outstanding event.

This commitment and support from World Wide Technology to golf, both at the professional and amateur level, demonstrates its desire to contribute to the growth and development of the sport in Mexico and around the world, and its vision that the tournament in Los Cabos has the potential to become one of the best of the year.