\t\t\t\tWho finished in the top 100 of the Race to Dubai Rankings?<\/p>\n
Only the top 100 in the Race to Dubai standings after the conclusion of the Genesis Championship<\/a> in South Korea secured their full playing rights for the following season, and they were\u2026<\/p>\n POSITIONPLAYERPOINTS1Eugenio Chacarra4,143.892Patrick Reed3,474.623Rory McIlroy3,144.864Casey Jarvis2,856.085Aaron Rai2,467.006Ryan Fox2,427.527Daniel Hillier2,251.358Jayden Schaper2,220.799Jacob Skov Olesen2,088.0910Matt Fitzpatrick1,882.9511Andy Sullivan1,848.2712Bernd Wiesberger1,700.5613Oliver Lindell1,693.9914Joe Dean1,681.8115Nacho Elvira1,630.1716Shane Lowry1,519.9717Angel Hidalgo1,493.8218Hennie du Plessis1,429.8119Dan Bradbury1,419.9620Shaun Norris1,407.9621Angel Ayora1,391.9722Adrian Meronk1,367.8623Davis Bryant1,360.9524Alex Fitzpatrick1,335.6825Thriston Lawrence1,324.2026Tommy Fleetwood1,303.6727Martin Couvra1,297.6828Yuto Katsuragawa1,296.1329Marcus Armitage1,287.4330Calum Hill1,281.3431Mikael Lindberg1,269.9632Niklas Norgaard1,245.4233Jorge Campillo1,229.5034Kota Kaneko1,220.5535Grant Forrest1,213.9736Jeff Winther1,213.7037Adrian Otaegui1,205.2638Min Woo Lee1,192.5739David Puig1,191.5540Julien Guerrier1,186.1441Kristoffer Reitan1,179.9742Frederic Lacroix1,166.9743Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen1,165.3544Freddy Schott1,140.2245Ludvig Aberg1,131.7646Gregorio De Leo1,110.2747Matthew Jordan1,105.9248Manuel Elvira1,098.9449Adam Scott1,056.1050Ewen Ferguson1,044.4651Jon Rahm1,025.4552Matt Wallace1,010.0853Victor Perez1,007.9054Joost Luiten997.0955Tyrrell Hatton996.5356Robert MacIntyre994.2357Francesco Laporta988.6258Michael Hollick986.3359Scott Jamieson978.0460Alejandro Del Rey974.4061Stefano Mazzoli944.8062Si Woo Kim941.7763Daniel Rodrigues929.8964Antoine Rozner916.1765Tom Vaillant910.2666Ricardo Gouveia909.8767Guido Migliozzi907.5468Joakim Lagergren898.5069Justin Rose876.3570Ryan Gerard868.1471Wenyi Ding856.9172Nathan Kimsey846.7773Francesco Molinari836.2774JC Ritchie836.1875Yurav Premlall833.7376Richard Sterne824.9677Ugo Coussaud812.7778Filippo Celli809.0579Darius van Driel799.6080Jordan Gumberg784.5781Sam Bairstow747.6682Joel Girrbach745.1283Oihan Guillamoundeguy738.5484Todd Clements730.0785Johannes Veerman724.4486Rafa Cabrera Bello721.9387Tom McKibbin710.6488Thomas Detry699.3689Kazuma Kobori668.9290Maximilian Steinlechner663.0191Romain Langasque631.2892Yanhan Zhou604.9993Marcus Kinhult591.6294Brandon Stone583.5095Keita Nakajima579.1396David Ravetto553.9297Marco Penge548.9398Matteo Manassero548.8699David Law542.20100Sean Crocker534.64Which big names lost their DP World Tour card?<\/p>\n These are the notable players who lost their cards at Woo Jeong Hills Country Club\u2026<\/p>\n Eddie Pepperell \u2013 101st He had started the week just inside the mark after making important cuts in Spain and India, but the ever-popular Englishman was overtaken by Sean Crocker \u2013 and how. The American made the cut on the number before going on to post weekend rounds of 69-68. But that only tells half the story. Crocker went out in 39 on Sunday and looked like he would just fall short, but something clicked after the turn and he came home in just 29 shots to finish in a tie for 34th<\/a> and leapfrog Pepperell. <\/p>\n And just look what it meant to him\u2026<\/p>\n Pepperell has taken it in good spirits though. \u201cNow, Sean Crocker, that is how you do it,\u201d he posted on X<\/a>. \u201cBig balls, minerals you could say. Very well done. You can buy me a bourbon when I next see you.\u201d<\/p>\n Kiradech Aphibarnrat \u2013 110th The four-time DP World Tour winner was visibly emotional<\/a> after he was forced to withdraw from the Genesis Championship as the toll of playing 11 straight weeks became too much for the 37-year-old.<\/p>\n Ross Fisher \u2013 121th Marcel Siem \u2013 137rd Pablo Larrazabal \u2013 167th \u201cWell very, very, very tough,\u201d he said when asked to reflect on his week.\u00a0\u201cYeah, just a very tough moment. I had to play my worst golf the season that I had to keep my card.\u201d<\/p>\n Larrazabal has struggled to get over a missed putt to win the Bahrain Championship in 2025. \u201cIt\u2019s been a tough 20 months,\u201d the nine-time DP World Tour winner, who will now head to Q School, said. \u201cWhat changed it all was throwing out the 10th victory in Bahrain last year. Not making the putt on the last to win was very tough. It took me a while to go through that one.<\/p>\n \u201cThis year has been tough. I\u2019m very tired. As I said, I played nine of the last 10 weeks. and I have to recover my old body to try to play six good rounds in Infinitum and to try to keep the dream alive.\u201d<\/p>\n Elvis Smylie \u2013 171
With ongoing injury problems, Pepperell decided to skip the regular season-finale.<\/p>\n
The much-loved Thai player has overcome the Q School grind before, and he will need to go and do it again if he is to have playing rights next year.<\/p>\n
Fisher celebrated his 500th DP World Tour start at the beginning of the season but now faces a difficult task to prolong his epic run. A Ryder Cup winner in 2010, Fisher has not won a tour event since the Tshwane Open 12 years ago. He is playing this season on a Career Money List exemption and will need to head to Q School to secure another year at Europe\u2019s top table after a missed cut in Korea.<\/p>\n
Another wily veteran, Siem was making his 594th appearance on the DP World Tour this week. He has had brief periods away from the circuit and had to progress through Q School<\/a> in 2023. And the 46-year-old will be required to do the same again after he withdrew from the Genesis Championship following an opening-round 82.<\/p>\n![\"6](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/10\/marcel_siem.jpg\")
Fan favorite Marcel Siem will have to head to Q School to earn a DP World Tour card for 2027. (Getty Images)<\/p>\n
The fiery Spaniard has had a torrid time this season, including a nun of nine straight cuts, and he won\u2019t play the weekend in Korea either. That will mark the end of a 19-year stay at Europe\u2019s top table for Larrazabal, who needed a runner-up finish this week to stand a chance of making it to 20.<\/p>\n
Another player whose winner\u2019s exemption runs out at the end of the season, Smylie earned just north of $8 million<\/a> on LIV Golf this year.<\/p>\n