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Who is the new ‘kid’ on the Korn Ferry Tour? We found out

Who is the new ‘kid’ on the Korn Ferry Tour? We found out

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The Korn Ferry Tour​ is the developmental ⁣tour ⁤for the U.S.-based⁢ PGA Tour, and features professional golfers who have either not yet reached the PGA Tour, or have lost their PGA Tour privileges. The Korn ⁣Ferry Tour is a stepping stone to the PGA Tour, and many of ‍the⁣ top golfers in the world ‍have played on the Korn Ferry⁤ Tour⁣ at some⁤ point in their careers.

One of the most exciting young players on the Korn Ferry Tour is⁤ Frankie Capan III. Capan is a 22-year-old from Elmsford, New‌ York, and he is quickly making a name for himself on the Korn Ferry⁣ Tour. Capan ⁤turned professional in 2020 and came through the ‍first stage, second ​stage, and final⁤ stage of Korn Ferry Tour Q-School ‌to earn full status on the 2021 Korn⁤ Ferry‍ Tour. He has‌ impressed on the Korn Ferry Tour, and he is second in​ the standings of the‌ Korn Ferry Tour Finals. Capan should finish 2022 in ​the top-25‍ if his game stays at the same trajectory, which positions him to​ earn his PGA Tour card for the 2023-2024 PGA Tour season.

Capan is a rising star on the Korn Ferry Tour, and he is undoubtedly one of the most exciting young players in ​golf. He has a bright future ahead of him, and he ‍is definitely a‍ player to watch in the years to come.
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