PGA Tour to Eliminate Champions Tour Q-School Cards By More Than Half, Claims Golf Insider PGA Tour is making strong changes into the qualfiers, after the Monday Q's and Q-Schools, now the Champions T

The PGA Tour, since its inception, has found ways to offer tour cards for players who have performed consistently well. From the 2024 Q-school, six players, namely, Lanto Griffin, Hayden Buckley, Takumi Kanaya, Alejandro Tosti, Will Chandler, and Matthew Riedel, have gotten their tour card. But now, as we move forward with each season, the tour is implementing new rules. Well, not just for the regular tour, but for the Champions Tour as well.

Earlier, the Q-schools awarded PGA Tour cards directly to the top finishers, but it changed with time. By 2023, the top five or ties from the Final Stage would earn a PGA Tour card. The opportunity to get into the Tour, which was limited to top finishers, was now reduced by a great margin. Well, not just for the regular tour, but the same is being pl