One thing that every golfer in the industry strives for is the ultimate, PGA Tour card, but it’s not easy to get. So, how does one get a PGA Tour card? Well, there are many ways to do it, and one way is through the DP World Tour’s Race to Dubai. So this is how it works, the top 10 players in the season-long rankings earn PGA Tour cards for the next season.

But that’s not all, the Race to Dubai is divided into five exciting ‘Swings’  Opening, International, Asian, European, and Closing. Each Swing’s leading player is crowned “Swing Champion” and gets exclusive access to “Back 9” events. So, does Danish golfer, Nicolai Højgaard have a PGA Tour card? Well, yes he does! In late 2023, Højgaard secured his spot on the 2024 PGA Tour by earning a PGA Tour card after winning the DP World Tour Championship and racking up amazing non-member FedEx Cup points.

However, his twin brother Rasmus fell gut-wrenchingly short. “I really wanted him to get that card. He was in a great position. He’s playing good golf. It came down to a crazy scenario in the end”, said the golfer on his twin brother’s loss, per BBC.  Højgaard’s tour card also came with an amazing invitation to the 2024 Masters Tournament, where the golfer took the 16th spot with a score of 2 over par.

But now that the 2024 season is coming to an end, will Ramus Højgaard be able to redeem himself and will he be seen with his twin brother in the 2025 PGA Tour season as well?

Earning a PGA Tour card is Ramus Højgaard’s ‘ biggest goal for this season’

There is something amazing unpacking itself for next year, do you have any guesses as to what it could be? Well, the Højgaard twins may soon lead the field together in the 2025 season. Rasmus Højgaard’s exciting victory at the Amgen Irish Open has positioned him to join his twin brother on the PGA Tour in 2025. While it’s still a long shot the twin brothers are excited for this. “Last year was a bit of a — that was hard. But yeah, it made me more motivated to get it this year”, Højgaard said.

He secured his win by birdying his last three holes after edging out Rory McIlroy by one shot at Royal County Down and jumping to No. 1 in the Race to Dubai Rankings. The golfer is now well-placed to secure a PGA Tour membership for 2025, which is awarded to the top 10 in the Race to Dubai Rankings. He’s focused on achieving his goal, “It’s been my biggest goal for this season”. One thing worth noting is that there are still 8 events left on the DP World Tour, so do you think the golfer can secure his spot on the PGA Tour? Let us know in the comment section below!