Kuchar trying to decide if it’s worth using a career money exemption for a full PGA Tour card
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Kuchar trying to decide if it's worth using a career money exemption for a full PGA Tour card
Matt Kuchar failed to keep his full PGA Tour for 2026 but he has options. He can use the first of his two exemptions for career money. Or he can see how many tournaments he can play with conditional status…
Kuchar trying to decide if it’s worth using a career money exemption for a full PGA Tour card
ST. SIMONS ISLAND, Ga. (AP) — Matt Kuchar finished his 19th consecutive season on the PGA Tour and ended it at No. 118 in the FedEx Cup, which would have been enough to keep his full card any year but…
Kuchar trying to decide if it’s worth using a career money exemption for a full PGA Tour card
ST. SIMONS ISLAND, Ga. (AP) — Matt Kuchar finished his 19th consecutive season on the PGA Tour and ended it at No. 118 in the FedEx Cup, which would have been enough to keep his full card any year but this one, with the tour dropping the cutoff to the top 100 instead of the top 125. The next step for the 47-year-old Kuchar would seem to be taking one of his exemptions for career money, only it’s not that simple. This is a different PGA Tour from…
Kuchar trying to decide if it's worth using a career money for PGA Tour card
Matt Kuchar failed to keep his full PGA Tour for 2026 but he has options. He can use the first of his two exemptions for career money. Or he can see how many tournaments he can play with conditional status…
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