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Adam Hadwin, needing win to earn tour card, hit with two-shot penalty during KFT Championship for playing from wrong spot

A critical moment unfolded at the Korn Ferry Tour Championship as Adam Hadwin faced a two-shot penalty after playing from an incorrect spot, a setback that could derail his bid for a PGA Tour card. The penalty came as the tournament intensified, with multiple golfers vying for one of the coveted spots on the 2027 PGA Tour.

Meanwhile, Blades Brown dominated the second round with a stunning 61, putting him two strokes clear and on the brink of securing his card at an unprecedented young age. The competition also saw Yuta Sugiura skip a high-profile home event to chase his own PGA Tour dream, while Patrick Reed withdrew from a recent tournament due to personal reasons.

The stakes remain high as the final days of the season approach, with several players still in contention for the final tour card spots.

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