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‘I’m dejected’: Late bogeys cost promising pro PGA Tour card

Cole Hammer had one hand on a 2027 PGA Tour card before a poor final round at the Korn Ferry Tour Championship left him "dejected."

Published: Monday, 12 October 2026 at 1:06 PM
‘I’m dejected’: Late bogeys cost promising pro PGA Tour card
Key Things to Know
  • Cole Hammer missed earning a PGA Tour card after shooting a final-round 73 at the Korn Ferry Tour Championship.
  • Hammer fell from 20th to 22nd in the season standings, leaving him outside the top-20 cutoff.
  • David Lamb moved up from 23rd to 20th to secure the final available PGA Tour card.
The Story in 60 Seconds

Cole Hammer missed out on earning his PGA Tour card after late bogeys during Sunday's final round at the 2026 Korn Ferry Tour Championship. Entering the week holding the 20th and final qualifying position, the 27-year-old shot a two-over 73 to finish tied for 43rd. The result dropped Hammer to 22nd in the season standings, allowing David Lamb to take the 20th spot.

Hammer expressed dejection following his round, citing struggles with his ball striking and critical back-to-back bogeys on his eighth and ninth holes. Despite the disappointment of facing another season on the Korn Ferry Tour, Hammer emphasized that he maintained confidence in himself and remains positive about his professional future.

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