The PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament, commonly known as Q-School, is a pivotal event for aspiring professional golfers aiming to secure their status on the PGA TOUR, Korn Ferry Tour, or PGA TOUR Americas. The 2024 Q-School, presented by Korn Ferry, is scheduled from December 12 to 15 at TPC Sawgrass' Dye’s Valley Course and Sawgrass Country Club in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida.
The Korn Ferry Tour has revealed its 2025 schedule, featuring 26 events from January through October, concluding with the Korn Ferry Tour Championship, where top players will earn PGA TOUR cards based on their season standings.
Matt McCarty, the current Korn Ferry Tour points leader, is set to make his debut as a PGA TOUR member at the Sanderson Farms Championship after earning the prestigious Three-Victory Promotion. McCarty's breakthrough came in 2024, when he won three Korn Ferry Tour events, securing his automatic promotion to the PGA TOUR for the remainder of the season.
The 2024 Korn Ferry Tour Championship, hosted at French Lick Golf Resort’s Pete Dye Course in Indiana, is the final event of the season. The top 30 players on the Korn Ferry Tour Points List are competing for 13 remaining PGA TOUR cards for the 2025 season. With $3 billion at stake, this high-pressure event offers life-changing opportunities.
After opening the first Korn Ferry Tour Finals event Thursday in Boise, Idaho, in 67, Alejandro Tosti has been forced to withdraw because of what the tour is describing as a “disciplinary matter.”
After going nearly 11 years between victories, Ben Kohles needed just 28 days between his first and second win of the 2023 Korn Ferry Tour season, as he defeated Ben Silverman on the second hole of a sudden-death playoff Sunday evening at the HomeTown Lenders Championship, which was reduced to 54 holes as a result of significant fog and forecast-related delays.
For 24-year-old Wilson Furr, an innocent mishap may have cost him a lot more than just a two-shot penalty.
