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2024 World Wide Technology Championship Full Field: Three Fall Events Remain

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2024 World Wide Technology Championship Full Field: Three Fall Events Remain

Time is running out to secure status next year on the PGA Tour, in what could be the last season of chasing 125 fully exempt spots.

The Tour was off last week after the Zozo Championship (won by Nico Echavarria) but not devoid of news, as the Tour’s Player Advisory Council proposed sweeping changes to reduce tournament fields and the number of exempt players.

If approved, the changes would take effect with the 2026 season and reduce the number of jobs—i.e., Tour cards. There are reductions in a number of exemption categories but the most recognizable one is the top 125 exemption, a mainstay for four decades, being reduced to the top 100 on the points list.

That makes this FedEx Fall the potentially last chase around the top 125, a storyline at the end of so many Tour seasons. This week’s World Wide Technology Championship is the third-to-last chance to get inside the top 125 and secure one’s job for next season.

Matt Wallace is sitting at No. 125, but safe for next year by virtue of his 2023 win at the Corales Puntacana Championship. He hasn’t made any starts this fall. Joel Dahmen is just ahead of him by a fraction of a point at 124 (Dahmen has had an eventful fall; last month in Las Vegas he was penalized four shots for having a 15th club and went on to miss the cut), and will play in Mexico.

Joe Highsmith sits at No. 126, followed by Kevin Tway and Alejandro Tosti, and all three are in the 120-player field this week at the Tiger Woods-designed El Cardonal at Cabo San Lucas. 

Erik van Rooyen returns as the defending champion, having shot 28 on the back nine Sunday a year ago including an eagle on the closing par-5 18th

2024 Worldwide Technology Championship Full Field

120 players

Alexander, Tyson

Andrade, Billy +

Baddeley, Aaron

Barjon, Paul

Barnes, Erik

Benitez, Isidro +

Berger, Daniel

Blair, Zac

Bramlett, Joseph

Brehm, Ryan

Bridgeman, Jacob

Bryan, Wesley

Buckley, Hayden

Campos, Rafael

Cauley, Bud

Champ, Cameron

Chappell, Kevin

Coody, Pierceson

Cook, Austin

Crowe, Trace

Dahmen, Joel

de la Fuente, Santiago
+

Donald, Luke +

Dougherty, Kevin

Dumont de Chassart, Adrien

Duncan, Tyler

Echavarria, Nico

Eckroat, Austin

English, Harris

Fishburn, Patrick

Furr, Wilson

Geddes, Mark #

Ghim, Doug

Glover, Lucas

Gonzalez, Emilio +

Gordon, Will

Greyserman, Max

Griffin, Ben

Griffin, Lanto

Hadley, Chesson

Hale, Jr., Blaine

Hall, Harry

Hardy, Nick

Higgo, Garrick

Higgs, Harry +

Highsmith, Joe

Hitt, Austin +

Hoey, Rico

Hoffman, Charley

Hoge, Tom

Hossler, Beau

Kim, Michael

Kim, S.H.

Kizzire, Patton

Kraft, Kelly

Kuchar, Matt

Laird, Martin

Lashley, Nate

Lee, K.H.

Lipsky, David
List, Luke

Lower, Justin

McCormick, Ryan

McNealy, Maverick

Merritt, Troy

Mitchell, Keith

Montgomery, Taylor

Moore, Ryan

Moore, Taylor

Morales, Omar +

Mullinax, Trey

NeSmith, Matt

Noh, S.Y.

Norlander, Henrik

Palmer, Ryan +

Pereda, Raul

Phillips, Chandler

Piercy, Scott +

Ramey, Chad

Reavie, Chez

Rodgers, Patrick

Ryder, Sam

Schenk, Adam

Schmid, Matti

Shelton, Robby

Shipley, Neal +

Skinns, David

Sloan, Roger

Smalley, Alex

Smotherman, Austin

Spaun, J.J.

Springer, Hayden

Stevens, Sam

Streelman, Kevin

Suh, Justin

Svensson, Adam

Tarren, Callum

Taylor, Ben

Teater, Josh

Tosti, Alejandro

Trainer, Martin

Tway, Kevin

van Rooyen, Erik

Vegas, Jhonattan

Villegas, Camilo

Walker, Andrew +

Whaley, Vince

Whitney, Tom

Wilkinson, Tim

Willett, Danny

Wu, Brandon

Wu, Dylan

Xiong, Norman

Young, Cameron

Young, Carson

Yuan, Carl

+ – Sponsor exemption

# – Section champion

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