Originally, the PPA Tour was to have 24 tour stops before the CIBC Finals in December.
Last month, the PPA announced a few changes to the latter half of the 2024 schedule, including the cancellation of the Denver Open.
With that being said, the tour will now have 23 stops this year before the CIBC Finals. As a reminder, the top eight teams make the CIBC Finals in December in San Clemente.
- Top 8 women’s singles players
- Top 8 men’s singles players
- Top 16 women’s doubles players
- Top 16 men’s doubles players
- Top 8 women in mixed doubles
- Top 8 men in mixed doubles
Need a refresher on how the PPA Points system works? We’ve got you covered.
PPA Points System Explainer and Where Things Currently Stand in 2024
How exactly does the PPA Tour points system work and which players are leading which categories? We have your explainer and updated standings.
Here are the number of points available, depending on the level of the tournament:
With 11 events remaining on the PPA Tour this year, another 14,500 points are up for grabs, so a lot of people are still in the running to make the CIBC Finals.
Women’s Singles
Locks: Anna Leigh Waters, Lea Jansen, Catherine Parenteau
Near locks: Mary Brascia, Brooke Buckner, Parris Todd
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