Scott uses a few different types of carbon fiber build up.

The pro uses a full HMF frame.

The world cup uses a full HMX frame.

If you're curious about the difference in frame build up.

From Scott

http://carbonexperts.scott-sports.com/en/index.html#.XmVliWkpCDY

I have a 2019 Pro version and I absolutely love it. Phenomenal bike.

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I also have a 2019 Pro and agree it's a phenomenal bike. Differences to the 2020 are the upgrade from XT to XTR brakes and the downgrade of the cassette and chain from XTR to XT.

Not sure about the wheels on the 2020 they are listed as synchros where the 2019 had DT Swiss X1700 (350 star ratchet hubs).

If I were buying again today I'd take a 2020 Pro, I can't justify the extra for the WC and I prefer Shimano.

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Interesting. Great info. From that website:

"The final difference between a HMX and HMF frame is mainly the weight. A HMF frame is about 14% heavier than a HMX frame."

From the specs:
WC: 23.15 lbs
PRO: 23.81 lbs

That is nowhere near a 14% difference!

 

14% difference in frame weight between the HMF and HMX frames, not 14% between the builds.

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Family member got the WC. I had the same opportunity, but may choose the Pro since I prefer Shimano (some have Eagle, some Shimano, some mix of). I plan to sell the crank to a friend, the bar/stem, the XT cassette and XTR derailleur, and install my own carbon hoops and other parts; put the oem wheels aside for the day I sell. Install my favorite Brand X dropper, and deal with the grip/lockout situation. That is, IF I go with Scott.

Looking at the 2019 Intense Sniper SL XC frame on sale, and maybe the Orbea Oiz XC, but I don't like the Oiz's squidlock.