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.
Valimaki on the cusp of history at RSM Classic
The Golf Central desk and Mel Reid unpack Sami Valimaki's round of 65 that vaulted him to the top of the RSM Classic and explain how it would be historic for both Finland and the PGA Tour if he holds on for the win.
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