Mahan (T-2) regains PGA Tour card at Web Finals

Mahan (T-2) regains PGA Tour card at Web Finals

After enduring a few lean years on the course, Hunter Mahan will once again be fully exempt on the PGA Tour for the 2018-19 season.Mahan reached as high as No. 3 in the world rankings and won six times on Tour en route to compiling more than $30 million in career earnings. But he lost his card in 2017 and fell as far as 859th in the rankings, as a trip to the Web.com Tour Finals last fall proved unsuccessful. Rather than cashing in a one-time career money list exemption at age 35, Mahan opted to play this past season solely off his status as a past champion.He earned enough non-member points to secure a return trip to Finals, highlighted by a T-7 finish at the Barbasol Championship, and he finished T-17 last week in the first Finals event. But Mahan closed with a 67 Sunday at the DAP Championship to finish in a tie for second, one shot behind Kramer Hickok, ensuring he'll earn enough money to receive one of 25 cards up for grabs across the four-event Finals.Joining Mahan in second place was former PGA Tour winner Matt Jones, who has also now secured a return to the PGA Tour next season. So too has Seth Reeves (T-4), Stephan Jaeger (T-4) and Max Homa (T-6). Hickok, who played with Jordan Spieth at the University of Texas, had already earned his PGA Tour card by virtue of his position on the regular-season Web.com money list.Other notable finishes in Beachwood, Ohio, included Sangmoon Bae (T-6), Matt Every (T-9), Ben Crane (T-9), Aaron Baddeley (T-16) and John Peterson (T-56). The Finals will take a week off next week and conclude with trips to Boise, Idaho (Sept. 13-16) and Atlantic Beach, Fla. (Sept. 20-23).



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