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A cancer survivor and a man with an arm full of tattoos among the Korn Ferry graduates to PGA Tour
The class includes a cancer survivor and players who won twice, posted nine top-10s or surged late to secure cards.
- The leading 20 Korn Ferry Tour players secured their tickets to the PGA Tour this season, marking their graduation from the Korn Ferry Tour to the big leagues.
- Korn Ferry Tour graduate Alvaro Ortiz, 30, finally earned his PGA Tour card after years of pursuit, having won the Latin American Amateur in 2019 before reaching the Masters.
- Among the graduates, Korn Ferry Tour graduate Ross Steelman topped the points list while 19-year-old Korn Ferry Tour graduate Ian Gilligan became the youngest graduate in history after surviving cancer at 15.
- The newcomers traveled to PGA Tour headquarters in Florida for two days of orientation, media training, and an agenda designed to help them transition from the Korn Ferry Tour.
- Following a three-day celebration period, the new PGA Tour members now begin their offseason preparation before returning to full competition and establishing themselves in the big leagues.
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A cancer survivor and a man with an arm full of tattoos among the Korn Ferry graduates to PGA Tour
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — The leading 20 players on the Korn Ferry Tour secured their ticket to the big leagues and then had three days to celebrate before
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