Finau, Horschel, Glover Set for World Wide Technology
The 2026 field for the World Wide Technology Championship is set as FedExCup Fall bubble players fight for PGA Tour status.
Updated on Nov. 3, 2026 in Golf
The field for the 2026 World Wide Technology Championship has been announced, including Tony Finau, Billy Horschel, Lucas Glover, Nick Taylor and Matt Kuchar. With three FedExCup Fall events remaining, finishing inside the top 100 is required to keep full PGA Tour status.
Why it matters
Players ranked outside the top 100 face the risk of losing full PGA Tour status for 2027, making the remaining events critical for many in the field. Players ranked Nos. 101-125 receive conditional status.
Mackenzie Hughes sits at No. 101 after a tie for fourth in Mexico, while Steven Fisk climbed to No. 54 following a runner-up finish. The three remaining events will decide which of the bubble players finish inside the top 100.
The players
Tony Finau
Tony Finau is a veteran PGA Tour professional and one of the notable names in the 2026 World Wide Technology Championship field.
Billy Horschel
Billy Horschel is a former FedExCup champion and PGA Tour veteran who is currently ranked No. 97 in the FedExCup standings.
Lucas Glover
Lucas Glover is a PGA Tour veteran and 2023 U.S. Open champion currently ranked No. 111 in the FedExCup standings.
Nick Taylor
Nick Taylor is a Canadian PGA Tour professional who is among the players announced in the 2026 World Wide Technology Championship field.
Matt Kuchar
Matt Kuchar is a longtime PGA Tour professional and multiple-time winner who is among the players announced in the 2026 World Wide Technology Championship field.
The details
Billy Horschel withdrew from the Mexico Open due to dizziness and lightheadedness, while Max Greyserman improved to No. 96. Ben Griffin won the 2025 World Wide Technology Championship at 29-under and took home $1.08 million.
Timeline
2025: Ben Griffin won the World Wide Technology Championship at 29-under.
2026: The Mexico Open took place, and the World Wide Technology Championship field was announced.
2027: Players in the FedExCup Fall bubble seek PGA Tour status for the coming season.
Season Trajectory
The FedExCup Fall operates under the PGA Tour's standing rules that tie full status to a top-100 finish in the points race. The three remaining events will determine how many current bubble players keep their 2027 access.
Players ranked outside the top 100 need strong finishes in the final three events to avoid dropping to conditional status. Fantasy and roster decisions for the Fall should account for Horschel, Glover and Hughes's rankings.
The takeaway
Players sitting near the top-100 cutoff face a narrow window to secure full PGA Tour status for 2027. Watching the FedExCup Fall standings after each event will show who is safely inside the line.
What happens next
The three remaining FedExCup Fall events will determine final bubble standings and which players retain full PGA Tour status for 2027.
Further reading
For more on the season race, see the latest Golf coverage.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Heavy.
