Which players lost PGA Tour cards? Results in full

Joel Dahmen was among those who managed to keep hold of their PGA Tour card for the 2025 season. 

Dahmen came into the final event of the season, the RSM Classic, needing a huge performance to retain his fully exempt Tour status. 

The American made the cut on the number and went to work over the weekend, firing a final round of 6-under 64 to ensure that he finished inside the top 125.

Dahmen even had to hold a nervy six-footer at the 72nd to keep his job. 

While it was elation for Dahmen, it was the end of the line for several notable players. 

Which players lost their PGA Tour cards?

Wesley Bryan, of YouTube fame, came into the week as the bubble boy but his missed cut meant that he dropped down three places to 128th. 

He will have conditional status in 2025, though, given he is a previous winner. 

Bryan could also enter Q-School. 

It was also a torrid week for Zac Blair, who slipped outside of the top 125 after Dahmen made the cut on the number. 

Hayden Springer and British duo Matt Wallace and Martin Laird also finished just outside the bubble. 

Five-time winner Ryan Moore finished 151st. 

Cameron Champ, one of the longest hitters on Tour, finished 175th. 

The 29-year-old won four times between 2018-2022 but has missed 17 cuts this season. 

Vincent Normann also missed out. He won twice in 2023 - the Irish Open and Barbasol Championship - but has missed far too many cuts this year. 

Going forward, major champs Zach Johnson and Gary Woodland will have to rely on their top 50 career money exemptions after finishing outside the top 125.

The same can be said of Webb Simpson. 

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