KORN FERRY TOUR
The Korn Ferry Tour Championship will now be a 60-player field and be contested in Glen Allen, Virginia, as it concludes what will be a 25-event 2026 schedule for the tour.
Emotions running high for bubble players at RSM
Rex Hoggard reports on the fates of some FedEx Top 100 bubble players fighting for a chance to play in all full-field PGA Tour events next year, including those that will fall short of the goal.
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