2026 PGA TOUR Q-School Guide and Tracker: Stages, Sites, Dates, and Who Advances

The week had everything: Rozo — who once lost a Korn Ferry Tour playoff to Scottie Scheffler — finally breaking through in his 14th professional season, Spencer Levin firing a Saturday 63, and a two-for-one playoff decided by a birdie in near darkness. The year before, recent Vanderbilt graduate Matthew Riedel earned his card at Final Stage. That’s the promise of Q-School: every December, somebody’s life changes at Sawgrass.

🚦 Stage-by-Stage Tracker

Results, cut lines, and advancing players will be posted below as each stage completes. All times and fields via the PGA TOUR Qualifying Tournament office; leaderboard links go to full scoring.

Pre-Qualifying (Sept. 16–Oct. 2) — 8 Sites

Seven sites down, one result to go. Through seven of eight Pre-Qualifying sites, 271 players have advanced to First Stage. The final window (Sept. 30–Oct. 2) was played at Sugar Tree Golf Club in Lipan, Texas, and The Club at Forest Ridge in Broken Arrow, Okla.

Week three (Sept. 30–Oct. 2): play complete. Forest Ridge final results below; the full Sugar Tree advancing list will be added once official results are posted.

The Club at Forest Ridge (Broken Arrow, Okla.) — 37 advance

Medalist: Scott Newell, Tulsa, Okla., 7-under par. Newell went from two back after 36 holes to the top of the board, leading 37 players into First Stage. Durant, Okla., native Jessie Rouse finished at −5 and Broken Arrow’s Dylan Teeter at −4. Other Oklahomans moving on: Matthew Sparks (Owasso, E), James Roller (Jenks, +3), Jordan Wilson (Edmond, +5) and Austin Schmidt (Tulsa, +6). Amateur Cooper Scheck of Dodge City, Kan., led alone through 36 holes at −8. Broadcaster and former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo, who played the final round the same day his CBS exit was announced, finished at 9-over and did not advance.

Sugar Tree Golf Club (Lipan, Texas) — final results pending

After 36 holes: Jay Nimmo (65-68), Christian Clark (66-67), BJ Rogillio (67-66), Jerry Fang (65-68) and Jack Beauchamp (second-round 63) shared the lead at 9-under 133, with Hunter Swanson, David Harrison and Joseph Kim two back at −7. The projected line was 3-over 145, with amateurs Tyler Kowack (T16, −1) and Daniel Choi (T23, +1) inside the number heading into Friday.

Week two (Sept. 23–25): 116 advance, 24 amateurs.

La Quinta Country Club (La Quinta, Calif.) — 41 advance

Medalist: Dylan Block (a), Mission Viejo, Calif., 14-under 202 (68-71-63). Block closed with a 9-under 63, the low round of the week, and led the field with 18 par-breakers including two eagles. Sean Maruyama was second at −12, and Ethan Klose, Tucker Allen and Isaac Rodea tied for third at −10. The line was 1-over 217. The site produced the week’s biggest amateur haul: 14 amateurs advanced — Dylan Block (1st), Aiden Krafft (6th), Collin Hodgkinson (T7), Riccardo Fantinelli (T7), Andrew Gianaros (T10), Jackson Suh (T13), Ian Maspat (T17), Amaan Patel (T20), Kyle Dougherty (T20), Davis McDowell (T24), Easton Phillips (T27), Chandler Barch (T32), Nathan Wang (T32), Yuki Bannai (T36). Fantinelli and Wang both came through DP World Tour First Stage in August, too.

Cambrian Ridge, Canyon/Loblolly (Greenville, Ala.) — 36 advance

Co-medalists: Ross Funderburke, Travelers Rest, S.C., and Jay Gould-Healy, Carmel, Calif., 15-under 201. Funderburke opened 65-65 and led the field with 21 par-breakers; Gould-Healy closed 66 to catch him. Tempe’s Kiko Coelho was third at −13. The line was 3-over 219 (top 36 and ties). Amateurs advancing (6): Ryley Heath (4th), Gustavo Rangel (T6), Joseph Lenane (8th), Nick Fowlkes (T21), Jacob Joiner (T26), Larry Daugherty (T26).

The Club at Irish Creek (Kannapolis, N.C.) — 39 advance

Medalist: Dean Greyserman (a), Boca Raton, Fla., 9-under 204 (66-73-65). Greyserman’s closing 65 gave him a two-shot win over Manuel Torres of Venezuela; Daniel Suter and Kaleb Wilson tied for third at −6. Amateur Keaton Vo of Austin, Texas, shot 64 in the final round to jump 18 spots into a tie for fifth. The line was 5-over 218 (top 38 and ties). Amateurs advancing (4): Dean Greyserman (1st), Keaton Vo (T5), Gareth Steyn (T21), Ayush Bodhale (T24).

Week one is in the books. The opening Pre-Qualifying window (Sept. 16–18) sent 118 players on to First Stage from Bull Valley, Kinderlou Forest and Yolo Fliers — and 20 of them are amateurs, including two of the three medalists.

Yolo Fliers Club (Woodland, Calif.) — 39 advance

Medalist: Jack Cantlay (a), Los Alamitos, Calif., 19-under 197 (67-64-66). The amateur ran away with it, winning by six over Travis Miller (−13) and leading the field with 22 birdies. Peter Lansburgh and Kobe Valociek tied for third at −11. The qualifying line fell at 2-over 218. Amateurs advancing (7): Jack Cantlay (1st), Steen Zeman (T6), Tyson Shelley (T18), Jake Beber-Frankel (T20), Mitchell Hoey (T20), Naoki Easterday (T23), Conner Conley (T30).

Kinderlou Forest Golf Club (Valdosta, Ga.) — 41 advance

Co-medalists: Patton Samuels, Clarksville, Tenn., and Aidan Tran (a), Morgan Hill, Calif., 10-under 206. Tran closed with a 5-under 67 to catch Samuels; it’s the second Q-School stage the California amateur has survived this month after also advancing through DP World Tour First Stage at Hulencourt. Dain Richie (−9, closing 65) was third and William Love (−8) fourth. PGA TOUR veteran Steve Wheatcroft advanced at T17. The line was 7-over 223. Amateurs advancing (6): Aidan Tran (T1), Aidan O’Donovan (T10), Bennett McNabb (12th), Drew Zielinski (T15), Andrew Riley (T17), Anthony Amoroso (T36).

Bull Valley Golf Club (Woodstock, Ill.) — 38 advance

Medalist: Billy Basham, Jupiter, Fla., 9-under 207 (71-65-71). Bradley Goldstein of Highland Park, Ill., made the biggest move of the week with a closing 9-under 63 to tie Gunnar McCollins and Andrew Walker for second at −7. The line was 4-over 220 (top 38 and ties). Amateurs advancing (7): Hugo Thyr (T6), Andrew Gwilliams (T22), Daniel Griffiths (T22), Aiden Spampinato (T22), Parker Wisdom (T22), Connor McNeely (T29), Jackson Hulsey (T29).

First Stage (Oct. 20–Nov. 6) — 14 Sites