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PGA Tour Q-School (Winners, the Format and What Replaced It)

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The PGA Tour Qualifying Tournament - better known as Q-School - was first played in 1965, and John Schlee was the first winner; and last played in 2012, with Dong-hwan Lee as the winner. In between, the tournament was played annually, with two tournaments (Spring and Fall) played in 1968-69 and 1975-81.

Each year, the tournament resulted in a certain number of golfers earning PGA Tour cards - membership in and playing privileges on the tour for the following PGA Tour season. The tournament also awarded, in its final stage, status on the Web.com Tour to participants who failed to earn PGA Tour cards.

However, beginning in 2013, "PGA Tour Q-School" ceased to exist as the tour began using an alternate method to award tour cards. A qualifying tournament is still played, but it offers a route only to the Web.com Tour, not the PGA Tour. The new method of earning PGA Tour cards is the Web.com Tour Finals , a series of tournaments at which 50 PGA Tour cards are available. The first Web.com Tour Finals took place in September 2013.

See our primer on PGA Tour Qualifying for all the ways golfers can currently attempt to gain tour status.

PGA Tour Qualifying Tournament Format

The PGA Tour Qualifying Tournament was actually a series of tournaments, beginning with first-stage qualifiers played at numerous locations around the United States. Golfers who made the grade at the first stage advanced to second-stage qualifiers. And golfers advancing out of the second stage moved on to the Final Stage - the six-round grind that is what most people referred to when mentioning "Q-School."

Some golfers were able to skip the first stage, and others even the second stage, if they met certain criteria (such as having conditional status on the PGA Tour, or being a past champion).

Following six rounds of stroke play at the Final Stage, the highest finishers received fully exempt status on the PGA Tour for the following year. That number was usually around the low 25 or low 30 finishers, plus ties.

PGA Tour Q-School Trivia

• Among Q-School medalists, Ben Crenshaw went on to win the most PGA Tour tournaments (19).
• Crenshaw and Fuzzy Zoeller have the major majors among Q-School medalists, two each.
• Robin Freeman is the only golfer to be a Q-School medalist in two different years.
• The youngest golfer to get through PGA Tour Q-School and earn his card is Si Woo Kim, who was 17 years, 5 months old when he "graduated" from the 2012 final-stage qualifier.

PGA Tour Q-School Winners

Here is the list of medalists for each PGA Tour Qualifying Tournament played:

2012 - Dong-hwan Lee 2011 - Brendon Todd 2010 - Billy Mayfair 2009 - Troy Merritt 2008 - Harrison Frazar 2007 - Frank Lickliter II 2006 - George McNeil 2005 - J.B. Holmes 2004 - Brian Davis 2003 - Mathias Gronberg 2002 - Jeff Brehaut 2001 - Pat Perez 2000 - Stephan Allan 1999 - Blaine McCallister 1998 - Mike Weir 1997 - Scott Verplank 1996 - Allen Doyle, Jimmy Johnston 1995 - Carl Paulson 1994 - Woody Austin 1993 - Ty Armstrong, Dave Stockton Jr. , Robin Freeman 1992 - Massy Kuramato, Skip Kendall, Brett Ogle, Perry Moss, Neale Smith 1991 - Mike Standly 1990 - Duffy Waldorf 1989 - David Peoples 1988 - Robin Freeman 1987 - John Huston 1986 - Steve Jones 1985 - Tm Sieckmann 1984 - Paul Azinger 1983 - Willie Wood 1982 - Donnie Hammond 1981 Fall - Robert Thompson, Tim Graham 1981 Spring - Billy Glisson 1980 Fall - Bruce Douglass 1980 Spring - Jack Spradlin 1979 Fall - Tom Jones 1979 Spring - Terry Mauney 1978 Fall - Jim Thorpe, Jon Fought 1978 Spring - Wren Lum 1977 Fall - Ed Fiori 1977 Spring - Phil Hancock 1976 Fall - Keith Fergus 1976 Spring - Bob Shearer, Woody Blackburn 1975 Fall - Jerry Pate 1975 Spring - Joey Dills 1974 - Fuzzy Zoeller 1973 - Ben Crenshaw 1972 - Larry Stubblefied, John Adams 1971 - Bob Zender 1970 - Robert Barbarossa 1969 Fall - Doug Olson 1969 Spring - Bob Eastwood 1968 Fall - Grier Jones 1968 Spring - Bob Dickson 1967 - Bobby Cole 1966 - Harry Toscano 1965 - John Schlee

See our primer on the Web.com Tour Finals for info on how that qualifying system works.

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Tony Romo making another attempt at PGA Tour Q-School

Tony Romo isn't giving up on his golfing dreams.

Romo, the former Dallas Cowboys quarterback making roughly $17.5 million per year to call NFL games for CBS, is entered into a PGA Tour Q-School pre-qualifier later this month, Golf Channel reported Monday.

Romo's pre-qualifier will take place September 18-20 at Sand Creek Station Golf Club in Newton, Kan. The Wednesday-Friday schedule of the tournament isn't likely to keep him away from football duties for too long.

He and Jim Nantz will be on the call of the Cincinnati Bengals at Kansas City Chiefs game this Sunday before Romo travels south to the Wichita area for the pre-qualifier.

Romo, 44, has played Q-School before. He failed to get past pre-qualifying in each of the past two years, but in 2018, he advanced to the first stage before bowing out.

PGA Tour Q-School offers a pathway for golfers to secure tour cards for the following season. Players who narrowly miss out can also earn status on the Korn Ferry Tour and the PGA Tour Americas.

Romo has played several PGA Tour and Korn Ferry Tour events on sponsors' exemptions, including the 2019 Byron Nelson. He has missed the cut three times and withdrawn once. He also has attempted to qualify for the US Open in the past.

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The idea came from Earl Stewart, a PGA pro, in 1963. This wasn't long before the PGA Tour split from the PGA of America, and came at a time when the PGA's touring professionals, Arnold Palmer chief among them, were beginning to command more attention and money. As the Tour grew, Stewart and many others recognized that there was a need for a streamlined path for players to actually reach the tour. At that point, it was up to local sections to screen their best players, and that "qualification" process could vary, and was not always the play-based meritocracy it should have been. When Stewart suggested an annual qualifying tournament, the idea caught on and was implemented by 1965.

Since then, "Q School" (which used to involve actual lectures on etiquette, rules, and various other topics, hence the word "school") has gone through many incarnations, and has been influenced by changes in the greater game. For several years at the start, there were two Q Schools each year, one in the spring and one in the fall, and that's because getting your card there just meant becoming one of the Tour's "rabbits"—the traveling pros who were allowed to Monday qualify each week, and whose aim was to make the top 60 in order to become full status members. That ended in '82 when Deane Beman began the era of the fully exempt Tour. When the Ben Hogan Tour (now the Korn Ferry Tour) began in 1990, it offered a second, season-long path to the Tour for pros and reduced the number of cards given out at Q School. In 2012, Q School became a path to the Korn Ferry Tour only, and that lasted until 2023, when they reverted to giving Tour cards, albeit just five of them.

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Throughout that history, the tournament has been ripe with drama, and there's no getting around the fact that much of the drama ended in heartbreak. When people are fighting for their competitive lives, the stakes are as high as they get, and even today players like Scottie Scheffler remember Q School as the most nervous moments of their professional lives. Maybe Steve Pate said it best when he told John Feinstein that when Tour players get together, they don't tell stories about the majors...they tell stories about Q School.

On this week's Local Knowledge podcast, we dig into the history of Q School, and unearth some of the great triumphs and heartbreaks from an institution that is now 60 years old, and has both made and broken professional golfers for every second of its existence. Listen below, or wherever you get your podcasts.

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Tony Romo is giving PGA Tour Q-School another go.

The former Dallas Cowboys quarterback and current CBS analyst is entered into the Sept. 18-20 pre-qualifier at Sand Creek Station Golf Club in Newton, Kansas.

Those dates are a Wednesday-Friday, so they won’t conflict with Romo’s broadcasting duties. It’s unclear which games Romo will work on the front and back ends of his pre-qualifier, though one would assume good bets are Bengals at Chiefs on Sept. 15 and Dolphins at Seahawks on Sept. 22.

This will be the third straight year that Romo has played pre-qualifying, the first of four stages of Q-School, which last year transitioned back to awarding some PGA Tour cards at final stage. Romo withdrew after two rounds of 6-over golf at last year’s pre-qualifier in Gunter, Texas, following his T-65 finish the year prior at pre-qualifying in Lantana, Texas.

Romo has advanced through pre-qualifying before, though, doing so in 2018 in Lantana. He went on to shoot 13 over and miss comfortably at first stage in Garland, Texas, where he played alongside Scottie Scheffler, then a recent graduate of the University of Texas, in the first two rounds.

Romo’s most recent tournament was the Utah State Open, where he made the cut but tied for 59th, 23 shots behind the winner. He also played the America Century Championship this past July in Lake Tahoe, where he tied for 38th out of a field of 90 celebrities of varying skill levels.

The final stage of Q-School will be played Dec. 12-15 in Ponta Vedra Beach, Florida, where the top five and ties will earn PGA Tour cards.

Here is a look at some notables playing at each of the eight pre-qualifying sites:

WOODSTOCK, ILLINOIS Bull Valley GC, Sept. 11-13

Eugene Hong Cameron Huss Jerry Ji

KANNAPOLIS, NORTH CAROLINA Club at Irish Creek, Sept. 11-13

Will Dickson Walker Isley Calahan Keever Jack Maguire Spencer Oxendine Jimmy Zheng

BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA Brunswick CC, Sept. 18-20

Bartler Forrester Jake Hall Will Thomson Daulet Tuleubayev Alex Vogelsong

NEWTON, KANSAS Sand Creek Station GC, Sept. 18-20

Luke Kluver Jack Lundin Mac McClear Hazen Newman a-Tony Romo Ian Siebers Dillon Stewart

CHARDON, OHIO Mayfield Sand Ridge, Sept. 18-20

Owen Avrit George Duangmanee Tyler Goecke Kevin Hall Austin Lemieux Ethan Ng Troy Taylor II Adam Wood

FIELDS NOT OUT FOR: Canyon/Loblolly GC, Greenville, Alabama, Sept. 25-27 La Costa (South), Carlsbad, California, Sept. 25-27 The Bridges GC, Gunter, Texas, Sept. 25-27

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• Book: Gould, David. Q-School Confidential: Inside Golf's Cruelest Tournament. St. Martin's Press. 1999. 978-0312203559. New York. 270–271.

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Fernández de Oliveira aseguró su lugar en top 25 de la Fortinet Cup

Mateo Fernández de Oliveira jugó los últimos 28 hoyos del torneo en 4-bajo par para defender su lugar dentro del top 25 de la Fortinet Cup. (Prensa/PGA TOUR Americas)

Fue el mejor argentino en la temporada del PGA TOUR Americas y dentro del top 25 quedó exento para la Segunda Etapa el Q-School del PGA TOUR

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CALEDON, Ontario, Canadá – Una ronda final de 2-bajo par 68, en un campo muy exigente y bajo condiciones climáticas que elevaron considerablemente el grado de dificultad, dejó un buen sabor de boca en el argentino Mateo Fernández de Oliveira. Arrastrando una racha de siete cortes fallados en fila, el bonaerense de 24 años se levantó para cerrar la temporada del PGA TOUR Americas con un valioso empate por el puesto 17 del Fortinet Cup Championship.

Este resultado le permitió defender su lugar entre los top 25 de la lista de puntos de la Fortinet Cup, en la cual acabó 22. Además de ser el mejor argentino de la temporada inaugural del PGA TOUR Americas, como uno de los top 25 del Tour Fernández de Oliveira se aseguró una exención para la Segunda Etapa del Q-School del PGA TOUR presentado por Korn Ferry.

“El hecho de haber puesto una buena vuelta cuando la necesitaba es muy lindo para mi confianza y para seguir adelante proyectando cosas buenas en el futuro”, dijo el bonaerense sobre la forma en que acabó esta campaña en el Campo Norte del TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley.

El par-70 de 7,445 yardas fue una prueba de máximo nivel, tanto que su total de 3-sobre par 283 fue suficiente para acabar en el top 25 con rondas de 70-71-74-68.

El torneo parecía escapársele en la tercera ronda, la cual comenzó haciendo +6 en los primeros ocho hoyos, con doble-bogey al 2 y bogeys al 3, 6 y 8. Los últimos 28 hoyos del campeonato en 4-bajo par, con seis birdies y solo dos bogeys.

Sus últimos dos birdies, este domingo en los hoyos 13 y 18, resultaron determinantes para evitarse apuros con el top 25. En el 13 su putt para birdie fue desde 10 metros, mientras que el 18 fue de siete metros. “Con el clima que estuvimos jugando estos últimos dos días, los birdies iban a caer cuando tenían que caer y no necesariamente por dejar la pelota cerca. Por suerte tuve una buena vuelta arriba del green y se me dio una linda ronda para cerrar la temporada”, dijo con alivio y satisfacción.

En el décimo lugar de la lista de puntos de la Fortinet Cup después de los dos top 10 que consiguió para abrir el Swing Norteamericano, Fernández de Oliveira parecía impulsado a esas posiciones que otorgarían estatus en el Korn Ferry Tour para 2025. A partir de este momento las cosas tomaron otro rumbo y se le vino una mala racha de cortes fallados.

“En el medio del año, con las dos buenas semanas que tuve en Victoria y en Edmonton, me había puesto en una posición que me hacía ilusionarme mucho con terminar adentro de ‘Los 10’. Las siete semanas siguientes no es que el golf no fue bueno, simplemente no fue lo suficientemente bueno como para poder jugar cuatro vueltas y seguir sumando… Creo que esas siete semanas me enseñaron un montón. Fueron extremadamente cortas dentro de la cancha, pero si fueron un montón para seguir forjando el carácter… Al final del día creo que fue un año mucho más que positivo, habiendo terminado en el top 25 para meterme en Segunda Etapa de Q-School”.

Cabe destacar que el mexicano José de Jesús Rodríguez y los argentinos Julián Etulain y Jesús Montenegro también ganaron exenciones para la Segunda Etapa del Q-School. En su caso, ese beneficio lo habían asegurado en mayo, al terminar el Swing Latinoamericano dentro del top 10 de la Fortinet Cup.

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Former NFL Star Tony Romo Takes Another Shot at PGA Tour Qualifying

Tony Romo, former NFL quarterback and current CBS analyst, is set to compete in the PGA Tour Q-School pre-qualifier at Sand Creek Station Golf Club in Kansas for the third consecutive year. This event consists of multiple stages, culminating in the awarding of PGA Tour cards to the top finishers. Romo's previous foray into these qualifiers saw him advance past the pre-qualifying stage once, but he faced difficulties in subsequent rounds. Despite a less-than-stellar performance this year in various tournaments, he continues to dedicate significant time to honing his golf skills.

• Romo has played in four PGA Tour events, missing the cut each time.
• In the American Century Championship, he finished 38th out of 90 players.

While many focus on Romo's mixed tournament results, his dedication to improvement and potential highlights his commitment as a golfer, indicating that success could still be within reach.

• The pre-qualifier for Q-School runs from Wednesday to Friday, aligning with Romo's CBS football commitments.
• The final stage of Q-School takes place December 12-15 in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida.

If Romo performs well in the pre-qualifying round, he could secure a place in the next stages of Q-School, potentially leading to a shot at a PGA Tour card and further tournament opportunities.

Romo's pursuit of a PGA Tour card underscores his commitment to golf, despite previous setbacks; his ongoing efforts may lead to significant achievements in the sport.

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Champions Tour Q School 2025: How to Secure Your Spot

The Champions Tour Q School 2025 will award PGA TOUR cards to the top five finishers and ties. It is a qualifying school for senior golfers aged over 50, allowing them to compete on the PGA TOUR Champions circuit.

The tournament winners of Korn Ferry Tour tournaments in the previous season or in the current season, leading points winners and three-time winners from prior season international tours, and previous winners of the current week’s Korn Ferry Tour event in the past five seasons are eligible for this qualifying school.

Pre-qualifying options are available in Illinois, Ohio, and Georgia, leading to the Korn Ferry Tour Q-School. Meanwhile, the final stage of the PGA Tour Champions Q-School takes place at the UNM Championship Course, with the top finishers earning their playing cards.

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Eligibility Criteria

To qualify for the Champions Tour Q School 2025, players must meet certain eligibility criteria such as age and prior golf accomplishments. The top finishers and ties will receive PGA TOUR cards.

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Pga Tour Q-school Vs Champions Tour Q-school

The Champions Tour Q School 2025 offers golfers aged 50 or above an opportunity to compete professionally. Unlike PGA Tour Q School, which is open to all golfers, the Champions Tour has an age restriction allowing older and more experienced players to continue their career.

Champions Tour Q School Pre-qualifying Stage

The pre-qualifying stage of the 2025 Champions Tour Q School is an important step for golfers seeking to earn a spot on the tour. Held at various locations across the country, participants must perform well to advance to the final stage and compete for a chance to play at the highest level of senior golf.

Korn Ferry Tour Q School

Korn Ferry Tour Q School is an important event for professional golfers who want to qualify for the PGA Tour. The Champions Tour Q School 2025 will award PGA Tour cards to the top five finishers and ties, and is a great opportunity for talented golfers to make a name for themselves in the sport.

Final Stage Of Champions Tour Q School

The 2025 Final Stage of Champions Tour Q School is a highly anticipated golf tournament that will determine the top finishers and ties who will be awarded with PGA TOUR cards. Aspiring golfers will compete against each other at courses such as UNM Championship Course, with hopes of advancing to the prestigious 2025 Senior PGA Tour Champions Q school.

Tips And Strategies To Secure Your Spot

In order to secure your spot in the Champions Tour Q School 2025, it is crucial to maintain a rigorous training and fitness regime. This includes regular exercises that focus on building strength, flexibility and cardio endurance. Seeking advice from experts such as trainers and nutritionists can also help you identify areas to improve and optimize your health and fitness, helping you perform at your best during the tournament. Additionally, mental preparation is just as important as physical training. Developing a strong mindset and visualization techniques can help you stay focused and calm during the tournament, allowing you to perform at your peak. By combining a strategic training regimen with mental preparation, you can significantly increase your chances of securing a spot in the Champions Tour Q School 2025.

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Frequently Asked Questions For Champions Tour Q School 2025

How many qualify for champions tour q-school.

There is no mention of the exact number of players who qualify for the Champions Tour Q-School in the available sources. However, players can qualify through various routes such as being a previous winner in Korn Ferry Tour events, leading points winners, or through the pre-qualifying and final stage of the PGA Tour Champions Q-School.

What Is The Age For The Champions Tour?

The Champions Tour is a professional golf tour for players aged 50 and over.

Is There A Pga Tour Q-school?

Yes, there is a PGA TOUR Q-School. Players can qualify for the PGA TOUR by successfully completing the Final Stage of the PGA TOUR Q-School presented by Korn Ferry. They can also earn a PGA TOUR card by winning Korn Ferry Tour tournaments or by being a previous winner of a Korn Ferry Tour event.

Additionally, leading points winners and three-time winners from prior season international tours can also qualify.

How Do You Qualify For The Korn Ferry Tour 2024?

To qualify for the Korn Ferry Tour 2024, you need to be a tournament winner of Korn Ferry Tour tournaments in the previous or current season, have won the previous week’s Korn Ferry Tour event in the past five seasons, or be a leading points winner or three-time winner from the prior season International Tours.

The 2025 Champion Tour Q School is a highly anticipated event for seasoned golfers. With pre-qualifying tournaments held in several states, the top players will move on to the final stage in order to secure a PGA TOUR card. For those who qualify, it’s a chance to compete at the highest levels of professional golf and showcase their skills.

As we look forward to the 2025 season, the future of golf feels bright with these talented athletes vying for a spot on the Tour.

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