Five players are 8-under, four at 7-under and nine are 6-under. None of the 27 players within five shots of the lead are out of it by any stretch and will return to the TPC Sawgrass Dye’s Valley Course for the final round on Dec. 14 where affairs will presumably get chaotic as they battle for the PGA Tour cards that will be awarded to the top five.

Before the new changes came about, the top-5 finishers and ties at the Final Stage of Q-School would be granted full PGA Tour cards for the next season. Under the new rules, only the top 5 players on the leaderboard will get Tour cards. Full stop. No ties included.

When the PGA Tour flipped the Memorial and RBC Canadian Open on the schedule, the latter became the final tune-up for the 2025 U.S. Open. While Oakmont looms large on the horizon as one of golf's most difficult tests, players at TPC Toronto were given an ...

On Sunday, November 30, David Puig fired a bogey-free 5-under 66 to win the BMW Australian PGA Championship. The Spaniard finished at 18-under and posted a two-shot win over Wenyi Ding.