Ryan Sullivan provided a unique perspective during his first round at The Panama Championship, offering fans an inside look at the action from the ropes. His commentary captured the intensity and skill on display at the Club de Golf de Panama, where emerging talents compete for a spot on the PGA Tour.
At 48 years old, Jonathan Byrd continues to compete fiercely on the Korn Ferry Tour, motivated by his son Jackson, a freshman golfer at Clemson University. Byrd opened his round at The Panama Championship with an even-par 70 under challenging conditions, showing that experience remains a valuable asset on the course.
The Club de Golf de Panama has consistently challenged players on the Korn Ferry Tour, ranking as one of the toughest courses in recent seasons. Known for its demanding layout and strategic hazards, this course tests every aspect of a golfer’s game.
Isaiah Salinda has marked a significant milestone in his professional golf career by securing his first victory at The Panama Championship, part of the 2026 Korn Ferry Tour season. This win is especially notable as it comes after Salinda underwent appendix surgery and missed the first two events of the 2024 season.
Wunter Holcott faced an unexpected challenge before teeing off at the Korn Ferry Tour‘s Panama Championship. Hours stuck on the runway for plane de-icing threatened to derail his plans, but the Tennessee native managed to reach the tournament venue in time to compete.
Venezuela’s Jorge Garcia is set to make his Korn Ferry Tour debut at The Panama Championship after qualifying as an open entrant. This opportunity marks a significant milestone in Garcia’s professional career, which has been shaped by valuable advice from seasoned players.
Maxwell Moldovan, an alumnus of Ohio State Men’s Golf, has earned his spot at The Panama Championship after a strong performance on the PGA Tour Americas last spring. His impressive play included a remarkable putt to secure a win in Brazil, showcasing his potential as a rising talent on the Korn Ferry Tour.
18-year-old Blades Brown is making waves on the Korn Ferry Tour as he arrives at The Panama Championship fresh off back-to-back top-20 finishes on the PGA Tour and the Korn Ferry Tour.
@piercesoncoody secured his first of two wins in 2023 at the Club de Golf de Panama in a playoff, paving his way to earn his PGA Tour card.
Scottie Scheffler, currently one of the leading figures on the PGA Tour, recently took a moment to reflect on his journey in a video shared by the Korn Ferry Tour. The video highlights the importance of surrounding oneself with people who bring joy and support, a message that resonates deeply with the world number one.