PGA TOUR Americas Points List

The PGA TOUR Americas Points List is modeled after the points systems used on the Korn Ferry Tour and PGA TOUR. Each tournament winner will earn 500 points, with a solo second-place finisher receiving 300 points. In the event of ties (excluding first place, which is resolved by a playoff), points will be evenly distributed among tied players. The season-ending PGA Oceans 4 Tour Championship presented by Scotiabank will award increased points with 600 points earned by the winner.

Eligibility

Eligible competitors include professionals and amateurs with a qualified course rating handicap index of 2.0 or lower. Players must be 18 years of age or older to obtain PGA TOUR Americas membership. Players under 18 years old may compete in PGA TOUR Americas events, however, membership eligibility begins upon their 18th birthday.

Through the first six events of the season in Latin America, tournament fields will consist of 144 players. Eligibility will include the top 100 finishers from the 2025 PGA TOUR Americas Points List, with the top 80 holding full status through the second periodic reorder. Additional eligibility categories include players who earned status through PGA TOUR Americas Q-School, Korn Ferry Tour members, medalists and ties from the First Stage of 2025 PGA TOUR Q-School, prior-event top-10 finishers, Open Qualifiers and Sponsor Exemptions.

Beginning with the seventh event of the season – the Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas Wichita Open presented by Syndeo in Wichita, Kansas – field sizes will increase to 156 players. At that point, members of the PGA TOUR University Class of 2026 (finishers 11-25 in the PGA TOUR University Ranking) and the NCAA Division II Player of the Year will have full status for the remainder of the PGA TOUR Americas schedule.

Q-School

The 2026 PGA TOUR Americas Q-School will be played in March across five sites in the United States. Previously, Q-School bisected the season into two segments and was played in May. With Q-School being played before the season begins, PGA TOUR Americas eligibility categories and membership will apply to one continuous 15-event schedule.

Additional benefits

Each PGA TOUR Americas event features a $225,000 (USD) purse, with $40,500 (USD) awarded to the tournament winner.

Players who earn Korn Ferry Tour membership through PGA TOUR Americas (top 10 on the season-long Points List) will also gain entry into Final Stage of PGA TOUR Q-School presented by Korn Ferry following the season, providing an additional opportunity to earn PGA TOUR membership.

All PGA TOUR Americas members receive access to PGA TOUR Q-School. Players finishing 11-25 on the season-long Points List will earn direct entry into Second Stage, while all remaining members will be exempt into First Stage, bypassing pre-qualifying.

Three-Victory Promotion

Winning three times on PGA TOUR Americas within one season provides automatic Korn Ferry Tour membership, effective the following week. Michael Brennan is the most recent player to earn a Three-Victory Promotion, winning three of the last six events on the 2025 schedule.

With the 2025 Korn Ferry Tour Finals already underway at the time of his third win on PGA TOUR Americas, Brennan was not immediately eligible to play on the Korn Ferry Tour. However, only 28 days after claiming PGA TOUR Americas Player of the Year honors, he took advantage of a sponsor exemption to win the Bank of Utah Championship on the PGA TOUR.

Social media

Up-to-date news and information are available on PGA TOUR Americas social channels:

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