30 Korn Ferry Tour players become PGA TOUR members: Full list explored

With the conclusion of the 2024 Korn Ferry Tour Championship, thirty golfers earned the PGA Tour card. The season-ending championship on the circuit concluded on Sunday, October 6, and with that, the golfers finishing in the top 30 in the season standings have earned their PGA Tour card for the following season.

Braden Thornberry won the Korn Ferry Tour Championship after playing four rounds of 71, 72, 70, and 66. He registered a one-stroke win over Brian Campbell, Doc Redman, and Alistair Docherty, who tied for second place.

Thornberry, however, finished 16th in the season standings and earned his PGA Tour card. The standings were topped by Matt McCarty with 2,703 points, and Max McGreevy seized the second spot with 2,149 points.

Here is the list of all 30 golfers who have earned their PGA Tour card:

1. Matt McCarty – 2,703 points
2. Max McGreevy – 2,149 points
3. Frankie Capan III – 1,793 points
4. Steven Fisk – 1,730 points
5. Tim Widing – 1,709 points
6. Taylor Dickson – 1,538 points
7. Brian Campbell – 1,512 points
8. Harry Higgs – 1,395 points
9. Thomas Rosenmueller – 1,390 points
10. William Mouw – 1,319 points
11. Quade Cummins – 1,271 points
12. Ryan Gerard – 1,262 points
13. Kevin Roy – 1,260 points
14. Cristobal Del Solar – 1,219 points
15. Kevin Velo – 1,143 points
16. Braden Thornberry – 1,117 points
17. Paul Peterson – 1,050 points
18. Isaiah Salinda – 1,049 points
19. Karl Vilips – 1,020 points
20. Jackson Suber – 1,019 points
21. Jeremy Paul – 1,000 points
22. Mason Andersen – 983 points
23. John Pak – 962 points
24. Kris Ventura – 955 points
25. Kaito Onishi – 855 points
26. Ricky Castillo – 823 points
27. Trevor Cone – 819 points
28. Danny Walker – 815 points
29. Aldrich Potgieter – 812 points
30. Noah Goodwin – 808 points

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"It’s crazy"- Braden Thornberry on winning the 2024 Korn Ferry Tour Championship

Thornberry entered the 2024 Korn Ferry Tour Championship ranked 51st in the season standings, outside the top 30. However, his incredible performance at the championship propelled him to 16th position, securing his PGA Tour card.

Speaking about his success, Thornberry said (via Golf Week):

“It’s crazy. This is my I guess fifth year since I turned pro and I’ve played a lot of good golf. I had such a good college career and I was excited to get out in the pro ranks. Like really, it’s not that I struggled with my golf game, it’s like it never quite clicked for some reason at the pro level. It’s just amazing to finally get a win out here. To get a win and to be Tour Bound in the same day is just crazy. I’m sure it hasn’t all hit me yet, but it’s just a crazy day.”

Matt McCarty, who was already leading before the Korn Ferry Tour Championship, maintained his ranking and also earned a PGA Tour card. While most of the golfers in the top 30 before the tournament maintained their positions, there were some notable changes. Braden Thornberry moved into the top 30, while Sam Bennett, who was ranked 30th, slipped to 31st after the season-ending event and missed the PGA Tour card by a few points.