Chris Kirk Dialed in for a 63 to Lead the PGA Tour’s Second Stop in Mexico
Kirk’s steady round left him one shot ahead as more than half the 120-man field broke 70 in favorable scoring conditions.
- On Thursday, Chris Kirk shot a 9-under 63 to take a one-shot lead after the opening round of the World Wide Technology Championship in Los Cabos, Mexico.
- The El Cardonal at Diamante, designed by Tiger Woods, hosts the tournament where Kirk competes in the FedEx Cup Fall to secure his full playing card for 2027.
- Kirk described his performance as "a really steady day," hitting nearly every green and sinking a 70-foot putt for birdie on the back nine.
- Scoring conditions were so pure that more than half of the 120-man field broke 70, with Nick Dunlap and Zac Blair one shot behind Kirk and Ben James posting a 65.
- Ryan Gerard opted against traveling to Abu Dhabi for the European tour's postseason event, while 19-year-old Blades Brown joined the field competing in Mexico.
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thesportsleader.comChris Kirk out in front at World Wide Technology Championship
Chris Kirk shot a spotless 9-under-par 63 on Thursday to snatch a one-shot lead at the World Wide Technology Championship in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. Play was suspended due to darkness with just four players left to complete their rounds, including amateur Jay Leng, who was 5 under par. They'll finish their rounds Friday morning
The Toronto Star
Chris Kirk dialed in for a 63 to lead the PGA Tour’s second stop in Mexico
LOS CABOS, Mexico (AP) — Chris Kirk was practically flawless Thursday by hitting each of the wide fairways and missing only one green on his way to a 9-under 63
Idaho Press
Chris Kirk dialed in for a 63 to lead the PGA Tour's second stop in Mexico
Chris Kirk didn't miss many shots in his round of 63 that gives him a one-shot lead in the World Wide Technology Championship. He did miss one shot on the par-3 16th. That left him 70 feet away from the…
The golfers of the PGA Tour start a new weekend of competition by completing the first day of the WWT Championship ($6 million prizes). The event was born in 2007 as the first tournament of the PGA in Mexico, has now become a reality of the autumn segment of the season. First round that has yet to end [...]
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