Which 10 DP World Tour players have earned PGA Tour cards for 2024?
Adrian Meronk leads the list of DP World Tour stars heading to the PGA Tour in 2024.
A total of 10 DP World Tour players officially received their PGA Tour cards for 2024 following the completion of the season-ending DP World Tour Championship in Dubai.
The leading 10 players on the Race to Dubai standings following the completion of the DP World Tour Championship - who were not already eligible to compete on the PGA Tour - earned their cards for the PGA Tour in 2024.
Adrian Meronk, who was agonisingly denied a pick in Luke Donald's 2023 European Ryder Cup team, led the list of DP World Tour stars heading to the PGA Tour in 2024.
BMW PGA champion Ryan Fox also secured his place on the PGA Tour.
Other players receiving their PGA Tour cards include Victor Perez, Thorbjorn Olesen, Alex Bjork, Sami Valimaki, Bob MacIntyre, Matthieu Pavon, Jorge Campillo and Ryo Hisatsune.
Late drama unfolded in the final round of the DP World Tour Championship as Pavon birdied the final four holes to play his way into a PGA Tour card.
Nicolai Hojgaard's brother Rasmus Hojgaard was unfortunately the player to miss out on earning a PGA Tour card after finishing 11th in the list.
South Africa's Thriston Lawrence also missed out despite finishing T5 in the DP World Tour Championship.
Nicolai, who won the DP World Tour Championship to finish second to Rory McIlroy in the Race to Dubai, is already a PGA Tour member playing on both circuits.
It was therefore a mixed day of emotions for the Hojgaard brothers, albeit Rasmus was delighted to see his brother win the DP World Tour's season finale.
Ryder Cup rookie Nicolai Højgaard wins the DP World Tour Championship! #DPWTC | #RolexSeries pic.twitter.com/y52cIzvce4
— DP World Tour (@DPWorldTour) November 19, 2023
Which 10 DP World Tour players earned PGA Tour cards for 2024?
2. Ryan Fox
3. Victor Perez
5. Alex Bjork
10. Ryo Hisatsune
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