The 100th line: why 101st lost full status while 102nd kept his
Sean Crocker finished the Race to Dubai regular season in exactly 100th place with 534.64 points. Eddie Pepperell ended it 101st with 518.18. Only 16.46 points separated them, but that…
Four birdies saved Sean Crocker. Eddie Pepperell finished 101st without hitting a shot
Sean Crocker reached the turn in Korea outside the Race to Dubai Top 100. Four consecutive birdies from the 15th changed everything: he finished exactly 100th on 534.64 points. Eddie…
From 106th to 28th in four days: Yuto Katsuragawa turned a fight for survival into a victory
Yuto Katsuragawa arrived at the Genesis Championship ranked 106th in the Race to Dubai and fighting to retain his full playing rights. Four days later, a two-shot victory had propelled…
Fewer cards, better cards? DP World Tour Q-School enters a tighter era
The DP World Tour is tightening its 2027 eligibility rules: just 15 Q-School cards, 15 HotelPlanner Tour promotions and a top-100 retention threshold. Could fewer cards deliver better playing opportunities?
DP World Tour Championship 2026: Aaron Rai and Ryan Fox join an open fight for the Race to Dubai title
Major champions Aaron Rai and Ryan Fox will compete in the 2026 DP World Tour Championship at Jumeirah Golf Estates in Dubai, from 12 to 15 November. With Eugenio Chacarra…
Eddie Pepperell is 99th. To lose his full card in Korea, two players must pass him
A year ago, Delhi ended Eddie Pepperell's season outside the top 100. Now he heads to Korea 99th in the Race to Dubai, with only a narrow set of scenarios…
From 118th to 27th in four days: what Grant Forrest really won in Madrid
Grant Forrest arrived at the Open de España ranked 118th in the Race to Dubai after missing eight cuts in nine tournaments. Four days later, he was 27th, a three-time…
Jon Rahm leaves LIV Golf: Why his refusal threatens the rescue plan
Jon Rahm has rejected LIV Golf 2.0, becoming a major obstacle to the circuit's proposed rescue plan. As its largest player creditor, with approximately $7.5 million owed, the Spaniard's decision…
A 68 is not a 68: what 502 scorecards reveal about the three courses of the Dunhill Links
Kingsbarns was the easiest course and Carnoustie the hardest. Our analysis of 502 scorecards reveals what the Dunhill Links leaderboard does not show.
Michael Stewart was World No. 979. Four days later, he finished alongside Tommy Fleetwood at St Andrews
Michael Stewart went from the Tartan Pro Tour to a share of fourth place with Tommy Fleetwood at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship. After earning almost €200,000 at St Andrews,…