Starting in the 2026 season, the number of full-time PGA Tour cards will be reduced from 125 to 100, making it more challenging for players to secure and retain their status. This decision has sparked controversy among players, with some, like Lanto Griffin , voicing concerns about the impact on those who rely on the tour for their income.

In a candid conversation on the Under Pressure podcast with Ryan French, Griffin expressed his growing frustration with the recent changes in the PGA Tour’s structure, particularly the reduction in full-field events and the shrinking number of tour cards. Griffin highlighted how these decisions disproportionately affect players like him, who rely on consistent performance to maintain their status.

He said, “I completely disagree with making the t

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