Rafael Campos struggles for PGA Tour card while competing in Mexico
Golf.com • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 31, 2026, 1:09 PM
Last updated Oct 31, 2026
Rafael Campos is competing in Mexico as he fights to retain his PGA Tour card. Reflecting on his journey, Campos described his current situation as "very depressing" after experiencing success two years ago in Bermuda. He faces significant pressure as he battles to secure his professional golf future amidst challenging performances. The outcome of this competition will heavily influence his standing on the Tour.
- •Rafael Campos is competing in Mexico to keep his PGA Tour card.
- •He described his current fight as "very depressing."
- •Campos experienced success in Bermuda two years ago.
- •His performance will significantly impact his professional future.
- 1:09 PMGolf.com — 'Very depressing': As pro fights to keep PGA Tour card in Mexico, he bared his soul
"Two years ago, Rafael Campos felt golf ecstasy in Bermuda. Now fighting for his job, he bared his soul about his "painful" reality. The post ‘Very depressing’: As pro fights to keep PGA Tour card in Mexico, he bared his soul appeared first on Golf.
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