Improve his ranking at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship
Must break into the FedExCup top 100
Best finish at this event: Tied for 30th in 2021

Noh Seungyul is seeking to secure his PGA Tour status.


Starting Oct. 22 (Korea time), Noh will compete in the Butterfield Bermuda Championship, a PGA Tour event with a total purse of $6 million, held over four days at Port Royal Golf Course (par 71) in Southampton, Bermuda.


The event is part of the Fall Series, which is mainly contested by players who have not secured their tour cards. It is the fourth of eight events. Players must accumulate FedExCup points through the Fall Series and finish in the top 100 to earn a spot on the PGA Tour next year.

Noh Seungyul will contend for the title at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship. AFP-Yonhap News

Noh Seungyul will contend for the title at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship. AFP-Yonhap News

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Noh will give it everything he has at this event to break into the top 100 in the FedExCup standings. He has been pursuing a tour card this year by alternating between the Korn Ferry Tour, the PGA Tour’s second-tier circuit, and Fall Series events, but has yet to reach his goal.


He finished 47th in the Korn Ferry Tour standings and failed to earn a PGA Tour card, which is awarded to the top 20 players. He competed in four PGA Tour events this year and made the cut twice. His best finish was 18th at the CJ CUP Byron Nelson in May.


Noh is currently 189th in the FedExCup standings. He must post strong results in the remaining Fall Series events. His best finish at this tournament was a tie for 30th in 2021.



Several players near the 100th-place cutoff in the FedExCup standings are also competing in this event. Max Greyserman, ranked 99th, Lee Hodges, ranked 100th, and Seamus Power of Ireland, ranked 103rd, will give it everything they have to move above the cutoff for tour cards.


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