The PGA Tour policy board approved eligibility changes Monday that eliminate 25 cards through the FedEx Cup in the first reduction of jobs since the all-exempt tour began in 1983. Starting in 2026, ...

The PGA Tour Policy Board approved several changes to field sizes, eligibility and the FedEx Cup points system Monday that will be introduced over the next two years. Read more at straitstimes.com.

It will be tougher than ever to get a PGA Tour card. Along with players having to finish in the top 100 -- tournament winners ...

The PGA Tour switched to an all-exempt tour for the top 125 in 1983. That’s been the number ever since, but competition from LIV Golf is forcing attempts to better the product ...

The tour’s policy board agreed upon the changes in an attempt to 'deliver a stronger and more competitive and entertaining' experience for fans and players.

As expected, the PGA Tour’s policy board approved sweeping changes to the circuit’s eligibility criteria, field sizes and the total number of fully-exempt members.

Rafael Campos of Puerto Rico reacts after putting in to win on the 18th green during the final round of the Butterfield ...

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Campos came into the week ranked No. 147 in the FedExCup standings, with the top 125 earning their Tour cards for 2025 ...