Discover Seamus Power’s thrilling performance at the RSM Classic, where his 68 keeps his PGA Tour card hopes alive for 2026.
In this video, we break down Power’s second round, including his birdies and bogeys at the Plantation Course.
Learn about the FedEx Fall standings, with Power in 129th place aiming for the top 100 or 125.
We also cover leaders like Andrew Novak’s 65, Doug Ghim’s near-59, and others like Patrick Rodgers and Sami Valimaki.
Stay updated on golf’s top stories from the PGA Tour season finale.
Keywords: Seamus Power, PGA Tour, RSM Classic, golf, FedEx Cup standings, Andrew Novak, Doug Ghim.
Sheamus PGA Tour Journey, a tale of resilience and hope. In a thrilling turn of events, Sheamus PGA Tour card hopes are still very much alive thanks to an impressive 4underpower 68 at the RSM Classic in Georgia. This story is a testament to the resilience and determination of a golfer who refuses to give up. P’s journey began with a promising start on the second day of the season ending tournament. After an opening round of 64, he entered day two with a share of 15th place. The plantation course witnessed P’s brilliance as he birded the very first hole, setting the tone for a potentially remarkable comeback. However, the front nine proved to be a roller coaster ride. Despite two more birdies, boies on the fourth and ninth holes kept Power from finding a consistent rhythm. But true to his fighting spirit, Power rallied back after the turn with a birdie on the 10th, followed by a bogey on the 11th. His determination paid off as he finished strong with three birdies in the last five holes, leaving him at minus 10 for the tournament and in a share of 22nd place. But here’s where it gets controversial. Power currently sits in 129th place in the FedEx fall standings with only the top 100 securing full PGA Tour status for the following year. The top 125 gain conditional status which means Power has a lot of ground to make up in the final week. Power is currently six shots behind Andrew Novak who seized the lead at the halfway point with a remarkable second round 65. The field played around at each of the Sea Island Golf Club’s courses with Novak’s 9 under 61 at Seaside on Thursday being a highlight, albeit overshadowed by Doug Gims near perfect 60. Novak continued his dominance on Friday, starting with six birdies between holes 15 and two, but a bogey birdie finish limited his lead to just one stroke. Patrick Rogers and Michael Thorb Johnson are hot on Novak’s heels, while Sari Valamari and Grayson Sig are tied at 14 under. And this is the part most people miss. Doug Gim, who nearly achieved a historic 59, had a tougher time on Friday, making a double bogey and a bogey on his way to a 71 at the plantation course. Brian Hammond, Segala, and Camilo Viegas were among those who just missed the cut. As we head into the final week, P’s fate hangs in the balance. Will he be able to secure his PGA Tour card for the 2026 season? Only time will tell. But one thing is certain, Sheamus Power’s story is an inspiration to all, proving that determination and hard work can keep hopes alive. What do you think? Do you believe Power has what it takes to make it to the top 100? Share your thoughts and predictions in the comments below.
