Ferguson targets PGA Tour after injury woes
Ewen Ferguson says his injury-hit spell is behind him as he sets his sights on a place on the PGA Tour.
Ferguson believes he is capable of competing for one of golf’s most sought-after rewards, a route that would mark a major step forward in his career. The target gives his season a clear purpose, and it underlines the confidence he has in his game after a difficult stretch.
He is also looking further ahead, with bigger achievements in 2027 now on his radar. That kind of long-term ambition matters in golf, where progress is often measured not just by one result but by whether a player can keep building week after week.
An injury-disrupted spell can slow momentum in any sport, but particularly in golf, where consistency, rhythm and confidence are so important. Players chasing a place on the PGA Tour usually need to produce over a sustained period, handling pressure, travel and the demands of competing against deep fields.
For Ferguson, the next question is whether the belief he has expressed can be matched by performances strong enough to open those doors. The ambition is clear, and so is the timeframe he has set himself, with 2027 in view as a marker for something more. What matters now is how that intent translates into results, and whether he can turn a recovered run of fitness into the sort of form that makes bigger goals realistic.
