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To play on the PGA Tour, a golfer must first achieve a high level of skill and performance, typically by competing in and excelling at amateur and professional tournaments. They can gain entry through qualifying school (Q-School), which grants Tour cards to top finishers, or by earning enough points on the Korn Ferry Tour, which is the secondary tour. Additionally, maintaining a good standing and meeting the Tour's eligibility requirements, including playing in a minimum number of events, is essential. Consistent practice, training, and competition at a high level are crucial for success.

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