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The final stage of the PGA Tour Q-School is underway at TPC Sawgrass, featuring 170 players vying for PGA Tour cards. The top five finishers will earn PGA Tour cards, while others in the top 40 will secure Korn Ferry Tour starts. Notable players include Hayden Springer, Sam Bennett, and comeback stories like Brett White and Shad Tuten. The event is being broadcast on the Golf Channel, with Takumi Kanaya as the betting favorite.
The PGA TOUR Q-School presented by Korn Ferry's Final Stage is underway in northeast Florida, where 171 golfers compete for a chance to earn a PGA TOUR card. The top five finishers and ties will secure membership for the upcoming season, while others aim for guaranteed starts on the Korn Ferry Tour. Notable players include Zach Bauchou, Sam Bennett, and Pierceson Coody, each with unique stories and aspirations. The event is a culmination of a months-long journey, offering a high-stakes opportunity for rising stars and seasoned pros alike.
Five golfers, Harrison Endycott, Blaine Hale Jr., Trace Crowe, Hayden Springer, and Raul Pereda, earned their PGA TOUR cards at the PGA TOUR Q-School presented by Korn Ferry. Endycott secured medalist honors with a four-stroke victory, while the other four players finished inside the top five to guarantee their spots on the PGA TOUR for the upcoming season.
Hayden Springer, inspired by the memory of his late daughter Sage who passed away from Trisomy 18, earned his PGA Tour card at the final stage of PGA Tour Q-School. Despite the emotional challenges he faced, Springer finished among the top five and ties, securing his spot on the tour. He hopes to use his platform to raise awareness and support for children with Trisomy diagnoses and their families.
Several players made impressive moves during the third round of the PGA TOUR Q-School's Final Stage, including Trey Winstead, Blake Elliott, Thomas Power Horan, Marcus Byrd, and Cody Blick. These players are considered long shots but have a chance to earn their first PGA TOUR cards in the final round. The top five and ties after 72 holes will earn PGA TOUR membership, while the next 40 and ties will earn guaranteed Korn Ferry Tour starts. The remaining players will be conditionally exempt on the Korn Ferry Tour.
Several players made strong moves during the third round of the PGA TOUR Q-School's Final Stage, including Trey Winstead, Blake Elliott, Thomas Power Horan, Marcus Byrd, and Cody Blick. These players are considered long shots but have a chance to earn their first PGA TOUR cards in the final round. The top five and ties after 72 holes will earn PGA TOUR membership, while the next 40 and ties will earn guaranteed Korn Ferry Tour starts.
The final stage of PGA TOUR Q-School is underway, with six players currently projected to earn PGA TOUR cards for the 2024 season. Among them is Blaine Hale Jr., who has gone from an unknown mini tour pro to a contender after three consecutive rounds of 67 or better. Other players in the top five include Harrison Endycott, Spencer Levin, Trace Crowe, Raul Pereda, and Hayden Springer. The top five and ties will earn full PGA TOUR status, while the next 40 finishers and ties will earn exempt status on the Korn Ferry Tour.