Seamus Power’s PGA Tour Card Battle: A Shot at Redemption
In a thrilling turn of events, Seamus Power finds himself in a pivotal position at the Bermuda Championship, a crucial tournament in the 2025 PGA Tour season. With just a few holes left to play on Friday evening, Power is six shots behind the leader, Adam Hadwin, and is determined to make a strong comeback.
But here’s where it gets controversial… Power, a golfer from Waterford, Ireland, is fighting to keep his PGA Tour card after an injury-plagued summer. Currently ranked 133rd in the FedEx Cup standings, he needs to finish in the top 100 to secure his status for next year. It’s a tight race, and every shot counts.
The Bermuda Championship, the penultimate event of 2025, is Power’s chance to prove his mettle. He started round two with a birdie on the 10th hole, followed by a bogey on the 15th, but he quickly recovered with another birdie on the 16th. Power’s performance on the front nine of the Port Royal Golf Course has left him tied for 15th, a promising position.
At the top of the leaderboard, Canada’s Adam Hadwin is holding strong despite a double bogey. He finished his round with an eagle and a birdie, shooting a 66 to move to 11 under for the event. Hot on his trail are US golfers Chandler Phillips and Braden Thornberry, just one shot behind. Their compatriots, Max McGreevy and Noah Goodwin, are tied for fourth on nine under.
And this is the part most people miss… The RSM Classic in Georgia, next week’s finale, will decide the fate of many golfers. Power’s performance this weekend could be the turning point in his season. Will he secure his PGA Tour card, or will his injury-ridden summer prove too much?
As the tournament unfolds, we invite you to join the discussion. Do you think Power has what it takes to make a comeback? Is the FedEx Cup standings system fair? Share your thoughts and predictions in the comments below!