Bermuda’s famed Northlands Golf & Country Club will host the 2025 PGA Tour Qualifying Series event on Thursday, 22 September, drawing a field of international contenders in a bid to secure spots on next year’s PGA Tour. Among the players is South Korean rookie Noh Seung‑Yul, who has been in the spotlight for his steady improvement on the Asian Tour.

The Championship offers a unique opportunity for golfers worldwide to claim a PGA Tour card, a coveted status that opens doors to the world’s most prestigious tournaments. For Bermuda, the event is more than a sporting fixture; it’s a chance to showcase the island’s world‑class golf courses, hospitality and the warm summer climate that attracts visitors from across the Atlantic.

Local residents and tourism operators are already preparing for the influx of fans and media. The Northlands venue will be operating at full capacity, with special tours of the historic course and community outreach programmes for schoolchildren to learn about the sport.

While the competition remains fiercely contested, the presence of a rising star like Noh adds an extra layer of excitement for the island’s golf community. Whether he secures a PGA card or not, his participation underscores Bermuda’s growing reputation as a prime destination for high‑level golf events.

"We’re thrilled to host such a talented field and to give our fans a chance to see world‑class golf up close," said Northlands’ general manager. "It’s a proud moment for Bermuda and an excellent showcase for our island’s tourism assets."