Six Players Lose DP World Tour Cards After Genesis Cut

By Staff Writer

October 24, 2026

2 min read

Pablo Larrazabal, who missed the Genesis Championship cut and lost his DP World Tour card

Steven Newton / CC BY 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons

The 36-hole cut at the Genesis Championship, played this week at Woo Jeong Hills Country Club in South Korea, decided which players keep full 2027 DP World Tour status. Six players missed the weekend and lost their cards, including three multiple-time winners.

Key takeaways

Kiradech Aphibarnrat, Marcel Siem, Pablo Larrazabal, Ross Fisher, Dylan Naidoo and Jason Scrivener all missed the cut and lost their 2027 DP World Tour cards.
The top 100 in the Race to Dubai rankings after the Genesis Championship keep full playing rights for 2027.
Larrazabal's run of 19 straight DP World Tour seasons ends; he heads to Q-School for the first time since 2007.
Eddie Pepperell is projected to fill the 100th and final card spot, with several players still fighting for position over the weekend.

Who lost their DP World Tour card?

Aphibarnrat, a four-time DP World Tour winner, withdrew during the second round, which cost him his card outright. Siem, a six-time winner, pulled out after an opening 81, and his winners' exemption expires this season. Larrazabal, a nine-time winner who has spent 19 consecutive seasons on tour, missed the cut and will attend Q-School for the first time since 2007. Former Ryder Cup player Ross Fisher also missed the cut and lost his card, along with Dylan Naidoo and Jason Scrivener.

Player	Note	2027 status
Kiradech Aphibarnrat	Four-time DP World Tour winner	Lost card, Q-School
Marcel Siem	Six-time winner; exemption expired	Lost card, Q-School
Pablo Larrazabal	Nine-time winner; 19 straight seasons	Lost card, Q-School
Ross Fisher	Former Ryder Cup player	Lost card, Q-School
Dylan Naidoo	—	Lost card, Q-School
Jason Scrivener	—	Lost card, Q-School

Who's still fighting for the top 100?

Several players remain on the bubble heading into the weekend. Yuto Katsuragawa started the week 106th in the projected rankings but moved into 10th place in Korea. Sean Crocker made the cut on the number and is projected 101st. Matteo Manassero scraped inside the cut and sits around 99th. Brandon Robinson Thompson, who started 109th, made the cut but still has work to do, while David Law missed the cut yet is projected to hold 98th. Eddie Pepperell, who is not in the field this week, is projected to land in the 100th and final card spot.

This year has been tough. It's a tough moment. I'm very tired.Pablo Larrazabal

Could the cutoff shift again?

If a non-member wins the Genesis Championship and takes up DP World Tour membership as part of the title, the Race to Dubai cutoff moves down one spot, since membership cut-offs are not extended. That happened last year, when Junghwan Lee's win bumped Jack Senior from 100th to 101st. Sanghun Shin and Dihan Lee, both non-members, remain in contention this week.