Q-School Results
Both Q-schools are now over.
The womens' tournament, which ended Sunday, saw 15 players qualify for the LPGA tour (a number reduced from last year). Hye-Jung Choi and In-Kyung Kim ended up tying for first, at -13, followed by Maru Martinez at -10. None of the 15 players were qualifiers last year. Meredith Duncan did best, finishing at +4, while Louise Stahle ended up at +5.
The mens' tournament was a different story. The scoring worked out such that 40 players qualified for next year - compared to the 30 targeted cards for the tournament. George McNeill won easily, with a -23, good for a 5-shot victory. Robert Garrigus, a qualifier in 2006 who finished 144th in earnings last year, came in second at -18. Several other qualifiers from last year succeeded again - Alex Cejka (-10), Marco Dawson (-10), Michael Allen (-9), Jason Schultz (-8), and Brian Bateman (-8).
Now we have several weeks to go before the PGA season starts, and nearly another month before the LPGA starts in earnest.
The womens' tournament, which ended Sunday, saw 15 players qualify for the LPGA tour (a number reduced from last year). Hye-Jung Choi and In-Kyung Kim ended up tying for first, at -13, followed by Maru Martinez at -10. None of the 15 players were qualifiers last year. Meredith Duncan did best, finishing at +4, while Louise Stahle ended up at +5.
The mens' tournament was a different story. The scoring worked out such that 40 players qualified for next year - compared to the 30 targeted cards for the tournament. George McNeill won easily, with a -23, good for a 5-shot victory. Robert Garrigus, a qualifier in 2006 who finished 144th in earnings last year, came in second at -18. Several other qualifiers from last year succeeded again - Alex Cejka (-10), Marco Dawson (-10), Michael Allen (-9), Jason Schultz (-8), and Brian Bateman (-8).
Now we have several weeks to go before the PGA season starts, and nearly another month before the LPGA starts in earnest.
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