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PGA Tour announces Tour Championship to return to stroke-play format in 2025 after board vote
The PGA Tour announced Tuesday it is going back to a traditional stroke-play format for the Tour Championship, doing away with the starting-strokes model that had been used since 2019. The change came about after a vote by the Tour policy board and will be implemented this season.
PGA Tour is adjusting its Tour Championship. Will the changes make it better?
According to Tuesday’s release, the Tour Championship format will continue to be evaluated, particularly the qualification system. Currently, 30 players make it to East Lake at the end of the PGA Tour season, with cuts after the end of the regular season and each of the first two FedEx Cup playoff events.
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