These players are in danger of losing their PGA Tour cards

Several PGA Tour players face an uncertain future as the fight to retain their cards for 2027 enters its final stages.

Just four events remain in the FedEx Cup Fall schedule. 

And only the top 100 players in the standings will retain their full cards. 

Those finishing between 101st and 125th will receive conditional status.

As things stand, former U.S. Open champion Lucas Glover, England's Marco Penge and Denmark's Rasmus Hojgaard are among those at risk of losing full playing privileges.

Joel Dahmen, Neal Shipley and Luke Clanton are also under pressure as the battle for next season's playing rights intensifies.

Glover currently sits 108th in the standings. 

The 2009 US Open champion won twice in 2023 but has struggled to reproduce that form this season. 

The 47-year-old needs a strong finish to break into the top 100.

Penge is 110th after a challenging first season on the PGA Tour. 

The Englishman earned his playing privileges through the DP World Tour but has faced health issues and the demands of relocating to the United States with his family.

Hojgaard sits 113th after a difficult campaign. 

The Danish pro represented Europe at the 2025 Ryder Cup but has since endured a series of disappointing results, including withdrawals from the Biltmore Championship and Butterfield Bermuda Championship.

Dahmen is 128th and faces a fight to climb into the top 125. 

The American, of Netflix fame, showed promise early in the season with a strong performance at Torrey Pines but has struggled for consistency since.

Shipley, who first attracted attention with Masters debut in 2024, is in a stronger position at 123rd. 

The two-time Korn Ferry Tour winner has recorded top-10 finishes in two recent Fall Series events to improve his prospects of retaining his playing privileges.

Clanton faces the biggest challenge of the group. 

The young American is 137th after making just 10 cuts from 21 starts this season. 

He attracted significant attention during his amateur career but has found the transition to the professional ranks more difficult.

Take a look at the current FedEx Cup Fall standings below. 

*List accurate as of 22 October