Jake knapp He has already achieved a lot in his professional career. 31-year-old scored His first PGA Tour victory in last year’s Mexico, and has a tendency to go low, with 12 rounds of 65 or better in 2025 – one of which was a 59 ultra-notable In PGA National, with long reputation as one of the most difficult tracks of the tournament.
“I don’t think I fear super easily from every second blow,” KNAPP said in this week’s episode of Subpar. “I’m never afraid to hit on a flag. I am not finally afraid to play aggressive, attack golf.”
In addition to revising the details of some of his lower rounds, the KNAP also discussed to obtain his PGA Tour policy, sharing his thoughts on the tournaments of the tournament. As no. 55 in the list of FedEx Cup points at the end of FedEx St. Jude, KNAPP is not automatically qualified for nine events FedEx Cup Autumn Series.
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“I hope I will keep within 60 balls that go next year, so I’ll be in AT&T and Genesis, so it will be fine, but, yes, I mean, the first 50 are great,” KNAPP said COLT COLT KNOST AND DREW POLTZ. “Not just for planning your schedule, because then you really have to choose and choose what you are playing and not, you can get into a strange place if you play well. Not that it’s a bad thing, but then you are stuck in the middle – good, can I get a regular vacation week or can I play seven because I am in this raised event? Is much harder.
“And not to mention, if you can simply play in half in like two or three events raised, it’s funny what you do,” KNAPP continued. “Now they have changed the point structure and you get a lot of points if you just finish as a top 12 or whatever it is. So, a 10 or 11 at an elevated event is like ending 3 in a regular event.”
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Six of the nine signature events in 2026 will have no cuts, and all of them will have raised bags, making them particularly profitable for players. But KNAPP said he is not a fan of all changes.
“You have a guy who probably played his way to an event raised and then a background as a 7th place end and all of a sudden they are 11th on the point list and you’re like, what the hell just happened?” KNAPP said. “So I don’t know. I don’t think it’s like a perfect system. I don’t think we’ve found it, and I think that’s why it’s changing so much from year to year. I just think we have to like it, almost look at it and just rebuild everything and really look at what we are doing.”
