The leading ten players, not otherwise exempt, on the season-ending DP World Tour Race to Dubai rankings earned PGA Tour cards for 2025. Coming into the DP World Tour Championship at Jumeirah Golf Estates, only three players had solidified themselves in the top 10, meaning seven spots were up for grabs.

The PGA Tour has got 10 new members for the 2025 season via the DP World Tour folllowing the conclusion of the DP World Tour Championship. Many of them will dream of winning prestigious tournaments and making it to the Tour Championship to compete for the FedEx Cup,

Northern Irelands Tom McKibbin claimed the last of the 10 PGA Tour cards on offer via the Race to Dubai rankings and will hold dual membership with the DP World Tour in 2025; Englands Paul Waring and

Heading into this week’s DP World Tour Championship, three players are mathematically locked into the top 10 in the standings, meaning they’re heading to the PGA Tour in 2025. However, seven spots remain up for grabs.

A trio of DP World Tour players have officially punched their tickets onto the PGA Tour for 2025 ahead of the season finale in Dubai.

And Tom McKibbin—the last man standing in 10th place—was one over for the last 11 and surely the most relieved member of the group. With a birdie on the last hole, the Northern Irishman from Rory McIlroy’s home club of Holywood, ended just 10.5 points ahead of Jordan Smith.