Making 300 PGA Tour cuts keeps Henry exempt for 2018-19 season
ST. SIMONS ISLAND, Ga. J.J. Henry struggled last season on the PGA Tour with just a single top-10 finish in 28 starts. He failed to qualify for the playoffs and secure his membership for the 2018-19 season.At 43 years old, the veterans options for the new season were limited until the Tour approved a new one-time exemption for players like Henry. In his Tour career, which began with the 2001 season, Henry has made 328 cuts that qualified him for the exemption.For a guy who arguably played 20 straight years out here and for whatever reason things change, whether personal, your body, your game just isnt there and its like lets take care of the guys who have supported the Tour, Henry said on Tuesday at the RSM Classic. You make 300 cuts thats saying something out here. I feel its earned.
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The exemption is similar to those granted to players who rank either inside the top 25 or top 50 in career earnings with a slight difference. Players using the exemption begin the season just behind those playing out of the Web.com Tour category, although they will be included with those players in that categorys reshuffle, and they will not be allowed to use a top-50 career earnings exemption in the future.Henry explained officials added the cuts category in response to dramatically increased purses in recent years that made the career earnings category out of reach.The money has gotten to a good situation where when I first got out here we were playing for probably half of what we are now, maybe less, Henry said. The career money guys from my era have gotten passed by. In order to give guys like me a chance they considered 500 starts is big thing, but if youve made 300 cuts youve actually kind of earned it.Players using the exemption had to have played at least 15 events in the previous season to qualify.
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Making 300 PGA Tour cuts keeps Henry exempt for 2018-19 season Source: The Golf Channel ST. SIMONS ISLAND, Ga. - J.J. Henry struggled last season on the PGA Tour with just a single top-10 finish in 28 starts.
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Making 300 PGA Tour cuts keeps Henry exempt for 2018-19 season J.J. Henry is using a new, one-time exemption - thanks to his career cuts made - to play on the PGA Tour this season.
Making 300 PGA Tour cuts keeps J.J. Henry exempt for 2018-19
Making 300 PGA Tour cuts keeps Henry exempt for 2018-19 season
Career Highlights. 2018 Season. Recorded five top-25s in 13 made cuts out of 28 starts on the PGA TOUR. Finished No. 158 in the FedExCup standings, failing to advance to the FedExCup Playoffs for
J.J.Henry struggled last season on the PGA Tour with just a single top-10 finish in 28 starts.He failed to qualify for the playoffs and secure his membership for the 2018-19 season.At 43 years old
Making 300 PGA Tour cuts keeps Henry exempt for 2018-19
J.J. Henry is using a new, one-time exemption - thanks to his career cuts made - to play on the PGA Tour this season. Making 300 PGA Tour cuts keeps J.J. Henry exempt for 2018-19 season | Golf Channel
Making 300 PGA Tour cuts keeps Henry exempt for 2018-19 season
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Making 300 cuts keeps Henry exempt for season BY Rex Hoggard — November 13, 2018 at 2:27 PM J.J. Henry is using a new, one-time exemption - thanks to his career cuts made - to play on the PGA
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