Six More Locked In: Gandon, Johnson, Dossey, Menante, Eichhorn and Morrison Clinch 2027 PGA Tour Cards

The road to the PGA Tour has its first confirmed graduates. Ahead of the Korn Ferry Tour Championship presented by Virginia's Richmond Region — the 25th and final event of the 2026 season, running October 8-11 at The Federal Club in Glen Allen — the PGA Tour declared six more players officially TourBound, bringing the number of golfers assured of 2027 membership to thirteen. Twelve of the thirteen will hold a PGA Tour card for the first time. The six newcomers are Jeremy Gandon, Michael Johnson, Cooper Dossey, Dylan Menante, Hunter Eichhorn and Tommy Morrison. Gandon, from France, sealed his spot a year after narrowly missing out, backed by his April win at the LECOM Suncoast Classic. Johnson, an Auburn graduate who turned pro in 2016, finally broke through after eight of the last nine seasons on the developmental circuit. Dossey and Menante earned their cards through consistent high finishes, while Eichhorn did it in his very first season with Korn Ferry Tour membership, posting nine top-10s. Morrison, who joined via a top-six finish in the 2026 PGA Tour University Ranking, stacked top-10s in each of his first five starts, including a win at the Evans Scholars Invitational. Seven cards remain undecided heading into the finale, where the TourBound Card Ceremony will stream on the Golf Channel app after Sunday's play.