Seungyul Noh Makes Quiet Start in Bid for PGA Tour Card, Tied for 63rd

1-under-par in Compliance Solutions Championship 1st Round
Rallying to Break into Top 20 on Korn Ferry Tour, Currently Ranked 43rd
Scott and Buchanan Share Lead at 9-under-par

Seungyul Noh, who is aiming for a PGA Tour card, made a quiet start.

On October 2 (Korean time), at Patriot Golf Club (par 70, 7,120 yards) in Owasso, Oklahoma, USA, Seungyul Noh played in the first round of the PGA Korn Ferry (second-tier) Tour Compliance Solutions Championship (total prize money of $1.5 million), making three birdies and two bogeys. After finishing with a 1-under-par 69, Noh is tied for 63rd place.

Seungyul Noh finished the first round of the PGA Korn Ferry Tour Compliance Solutions Championship tied for 63rd place. Photo by AFP Yonhap News

This year, Noh has played in 18 Korn Ferry Tour events but has made the cut in only nine, causing his ranking to fall to 43rd (556 points) on the Korn Ferry Tour. He must be ranked within the top 20 of the Korn Ferry Tour to secure a spot on next year’s PGA Tour. If he finishes at his current position, he will be ranked 46th on the Korn Ferry Tour.

Sandy Scott (Scotland) and Jackson Buchanan (USA) both shot an impressive 9-under-par 61, taking the top spots on the leaderboard. Roger Sloan (Canada) and two others trail by one stroke, tied for third place with an 8-under-par 62.

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