PGA Tour PAC discusses eligibility changes

The PGA Tour Player Advisory Council met in person at Castle Pines to discuss a range of eligibility proposals, but a vote did not occur.

Among the items being considered are a proposal to optimize field sizes, reevaluate the PGA TOUR eligibility system and adjust the allocation of ...

Proposed changes include reducing by 10 the tour cards awarded to Korn Ferry Tour players and limiting the four Monday qualifying spots for ...

The idea being discussed is to shape the schedule so the best players continue to play against each other as much as possible but also allow all ...

Rex Hoggard joins Golf Today to discuss the PGA Tour's proposal to reduce field size and change eligibility in 2026, which will go before ...

Yes! Qualification is set to change, too, across all categories. That includes those coming from the Korn Ferry Tour, year-end Q-school and ...

Proposed changes include cutting by 10 the tour cards awarded to Korn Ferry Tour players and doing away with the four Monday qualifying ...

The PGA Tour is likely to change eligibility for how many players get full cards. It sounds like a big change, but it's not much different ...

The PGA Tour announced Tuesday (Oct. 29), that its Policy Board will review and vote on a proposal from the Players Advisory Council (PAC) ...

The reason behind such a big change to PGA Tour eligibility is not much different from what it was some 40 years ago. The PGA Tour board ...

More changes being proposed include cutting down the number of exempt members from 125 to 100, though players ranked 101 through 125 would still ...

The Tour's Player Advisory Council is proposing having fewer players in nearly every tournament with fewer Tour cards distributed.

The PAC is calling for significant cuts to the number of players who are exempt on tour each year, while also proposing to limit exemption ...

The PGA Tour board later this month will vote on whether to reduce the number of fully exempt players from 125 to 100, along with cutting from ...

The maximum number of players allowed in a tournament dropping from 156 to 144 (from 132 to 120 in some cases) · Fully exempt tour status ...

The changes include cutting the number of fully exempt players and Korn Ferry Tour graduates, reducing field sizes of a majority of open tournaments.

Decrease the number of PGA Tour cards coming from the Korn Ferry Tour from 30 to 20, maintaining 10 from the DP World Tour and capping the Q- ...

The proposed changes come in the wake of the PGA Tour enhancing the signature event model for top players in 2024: limited-field, no-cut events ...

The PGA Tour is considering some major changes to its eligibility. The Player Advisory Council has drafted a proposal in which only the top ...

According to multiple members of the PAC, there was a move to offset the loss of playing opportunities by expanding signature-event fields, ...