The final 25: Who earned their 2013 PGA TOUR card

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The 25 PGA TOUR cards were handed out in a ceremony following the final round.

MCKINNEY, Texas -- Twenty-five members of the Web.com Tour were awarded 2013 PGA TOUR cards today at the Web.com Tour Championship at TPC Craig Ranch near Dallas based on their season-ending finish on the money list.

Former University of Georgia Bulldog Justin Bolli claimed a two-shot victory over James Hahn at TPC Craig Ranch. Bolli made the second biggest leap in Tour history to earn a card the last week of the season, jumping from 44th to 9th. In 2009, Matt Every moved from 49th to 10th when he won the Championship.

Two other players who began the week outside the top 25 in earnings secured their PGA TOUR cards -- Morgan Hoffmann (31st to 19th) and Doug LaBelle II (26th to 24th). The week's casualties were Camilo Benedetti (25th to 26th), Hudson Swafford (23rd to 27th) and Joseph Bramlett (24th to 28th).

Jim Herman hung on to grab the 25th and final spot by just $940 over Camilo Benedetti.

Eight of the top-10 graduates will be first-time members of the PGA TOUR, and 15 in all.

Casey Wittenberg captured the money title with earnings of $433,453. The 27-year-old from Memphis, Tenn. becomes fully exempt on the PGA TOUR in 2013 and receives an invitation to THE PLAYERS Championship in May.

Web.com Tour: Class of 2012

The top 25 earn PGA TOUR cards for the 2013 season:

Pos.   Player Age Country College Starts Money Wins Feature 1 Casey Wittenberg 28 Oklahoma State 24 $433,453 2 Watch 2 Luke Guthrie* 22 University of Illinois 10 $410,593 2 Watch 3 Russell Henley* 23 University of Georgia 26 $400,116 2 Watch 4 Luke List* 27 Vanderbilt University 24 $363,206 1 Watch 5 James Hahn* 31 University of California-Berkeley 24 $337,530 1 Watch 6 Shawn Stefani* 31 Lamar University 24 $307,371 2 Watch 7 Robert Streb* 25 Kansas State University 24 $305,591 1 Watch 8 Ben Kohles* 22 University of Virginia 10 $303,977 2 Watch 9 Justin Bolli 36 University of Georgia 24 $300,924 1 Watch 10 David Lingmerth* 25 University of Arkansas 26 $287,148 1 Watch 11 Justin Hicks 38 University of Michigan 25 $277,159   Watch 12 Paul Haley II* 24 Georgia Tech 23 $263,841 1 Watch 13 Cameron Percy 38   24 $256,238   Watch 14 Andres Gonzales 29 University of Nevada-Las Vegas 23 $235,505 1 Watch 15 Scott Gardiner* 36   25 $234,145   Watch 16 Lee Williams* 31 Auburn University 25 $223,468 1 Watch 17 Darron Stiles 39 Florida Southern College 24 $213,031 1 Watch 18 Brad Fritsch* 35 Campbell University 25 $212,168   Watch 19 Morgan Hoffmann* 23 Oklahoma State University 13 $207,540   Watch 20 Brian Stuard 30 Oakland University 26 $205,711   Watch 21 Andrew Svoboda* 33 St. John's University 24 $203,717   Watch 22 Nicholas Thompson 30 Georgia Tech 26 $192,751   Watch 23 Alistair Presnell* 33   26 $190,567   Watch 24 Doug LaBelle II 37 University of New Mexico 25 $186,320 1 Watch 25 Jim Herman 35 University of Cincinnati 26 $182,001   Watch

* will be first-year member of PGA TOUR in 2013

"On behalf of the PGA TOUR, I would like to congratulate these 25 terrific players who will launch their TOUR careers in January," said Web.com Tour president Bill Calfee. "It is a very strong group and has the potential to accomplish big things on the PGA TOUR, like any number of graduates before them have. This class prevailed over a long and very competitive season on the Web.com Tour. We look forward to following their progress as they seek to add to the PGA TOUR wins, major championships and the exciting performances their fellow alumni have produced over the years."