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Eligibility
Unlocking the Future: Key Insights into the PGA Tour’s Game-Changing Eligibility Updates
PGA Tour Announces Major Eligibility Changes
Exciting news from the PGA Tour! They’ve unveiled significant changes to their eligibility criteria that will reshape how players qualify for and maintain their coveted Tour cards.
Starting in 2024, players must achieve a top-125 finish in the FedExCup standings or accumulate at least $2 million in earnings to secure their spot for the next season. This marks a shift from the previous system, which allowed qualification based on wins and other factors.
These new rules are designed to ensure that only the elite performers earn full Tour status. Additionally, they open up more pathways for aspiring golfers to earn their Tour cards through the Korn Ferry Tour
Rahm eyes World Tour to stay Ryder Cup-eligible
Jon Rahm is eyeing up a World Tour schedule to ensure his eligibility for the Ryder Cup. The Spaniard, who won the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai last month, is currently ranked fifth in the world and is a key part of the European team. However, with the PGA Tour and DP World Tour set to merge in the coming years, Rahm is unsure if he will be able to compete in enough European events to maintain his Ryder Cup eligibility. As a result, he is considering playing on the World Tour, which would give him the opportunity to play in a wider range of events and earn more world ranking points.
