Roger Sloan, Scott Piercy and Hadley were the three to jump into the top 125. He was just one of three players who started the week in but dropped out, joined by Bo Hoag and Ryan Armour. Patrick Rodgers (128th) - Rodgers was exempt through this season but dropped from 123rd entering this week to 128th. 5 players who lost their PGA Tour cards on Sunday
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Here are five players who lost their full status, at least for now. So for some players, like the ones below, there’s still a chance all could be back as regular PGA Tour cardholders in no time. (Due to the pandemic shortening last season, no players lost cards, and no Korn Ferry Tour players were promoted, at the end of the year.) Twenty-five PGA Tour cards will be handed out to the top 25 players at the end of that series 25 were already given out Sunday night to the top 25 finishers from the Korn Ferry Tour regular season. Those who finished from 126 to 200 in the FedEx Cup standings are qualified for the Korn Ferry Tour Finals, a three-tournament series that puts that group of 75 with the top 75 from this year’s Korn Ferry Tour regular season points list. are given conditional status and have more work to do, although they still have an opportunity to regain their full status. Rickie Fowler (134th) is safe through 2022-23 via his Players win, Francesco Molinari (142nd) is still good through 2024-25 due to his Open Championship victory, and Jimmy Walker (166th) is good for next season with his PGA victory at Baltusrol.īut those who didn’t get into the top 125 and don’t have other exemptions to fall back on - previous wins, career earnings, etc. He’s good through 2023-24 due to a WGC win. Rose (126th) is among the big names who didn’t qualify for the Playoffs, but he didn’t have to worry about keeping a card.
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