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5 players earn PGA TOUR cards at Q-School final stage

Golf: Top 20 players with most PGA Tour wins

Golf has always celebrated consistency, skill and long careers. The PGA Tour record book shows how tough it is to win at the highest level. Just a few players built long stretches of success and collected a large number of wins.

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Five Players Earn PGA Tour Cards at Q-School Final Stage

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2025 PGA Tour Q-School prize money payouts for every player

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Meet the five players who earned TOUR cards at 2025 PGA TOUR Q-School presented by Korn Ferry

It’s a week that defines dozens of careers, the Final Stage of PGA TOUR Q-School presented by Korn Ferry.

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These 5 players just earned their PGA Tour cards for 2026

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PGA Tour Q-School graduates have struggled to keep their Tour cards

Golf Digest on MSN

15 things I learned from 15 different tour pros in 2025

In 2025, I spent another year working like a scientist studying tour pros like lab rats making their way around a maze. Studying what they do. Thinking about it. Asking them. I haven't found the answers yet, but here's a few interesting things I picked up along the way …

Golf Monthly on MSN

Build the perfect golf swing by learning from 6 of the best players in the game

If you want to build the perfect golf swing you have to analyse the best traits of the greatest golfers - so we asked one of our experts to get you

Golf on MSN

PGA Tour winner shuts down LIV rumors with 2 words

When anonymous reports circulated linking two-time PGA Tour winner Sungjae Im to LIV Golf, Im took to Instagram to settle the matter.

Golf Digest

10 boring things tour pros do to get better at golf

Being really good at golf is really fun. You travel around the world to the finest courses, making tons of money and achieving glory along the way. But getting really good at golf is a monotonous task. It requires hours on the range, alone. Early wake-up ...

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LPGA Tour’s Asia Swing Kicks Off in Shanghai

Thailand’s Arpichaya Yubol posts bogey-free 64 to lead by one, but world No. 1 Jeeno Thitikul steals Thursday’s spotlight with a 10-birdie comeback from 3-over through two holes in Shanghai. The LPGA Tour has arrived in Shanghai for the first stop of ...