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'Greatest top-60 of all-time' allows PGA Tour pro to keep his job

Related Topics: PGA Tour, Bermuda, EFL Championship

Jim Knous called Sunday’s T-57 at the Bermuda Championship the “greatest top-60 of all-time.”

It’s hard to argue.

Entering this week’s Bermuda Championship, Jim Knous needed just 3.516 FedExCup points to retain his PGA Tour card. Easy enough, right? Well, not exactly.

The 31-year-old Knous was teeing it up at Port Royal Golf Club on the final start of his major medical extension, which stemmed from right-wrist surgery in Summer 2019 that cut short his rookie year. A solo 67th or better would earn him conditional Tour status for the rest of this season and full Korn Ferry Tour status for next season.