Ghim achieved impressive scores of 64-65 during the weekend on his home course at TPC Summerlin, Las Vegas.

The fall season is critical for players to maintain their card, with the top 125 in points remaining fully exempt.

Ghim is now close to qualifying for the Aon Next 10, which offers spots in early signature events next year.

The current standings show Ghim among other competitors, with notable players like Mackenzie Hughes and Justin Rose leading the pack.

At 28 years old, Ghim expressed pride in his performance and believes this experience will help him in future competitions.

He ended the tournament just one shot behind the winner, J.T. Poston, who secured the title with a final par.

During the tournament, Ghim recorded an eagle and 11 birdies, including a crucial closing birdie that gave him a chance to enter a playoff.

His strong finish secured his PGA Tour card for a sixth consecutive season, moving him to No. 70 in the FedExCup standings.

Doug Ghim finished as the runner-up at the Shriners Children's Open, marking the best finish of his PGA Tour career.

Rookie Joe Highsmith tied for 16th at the Shriners, improving his position on the bubble for keeping his card.

Despite having made 140 starts on the PGA Tour with only three top-10 finishes over five seasons, Ghim's recent performance highlights his potential.