Track scores: 2026 PGA Tour Q-School presented by Korn Ferry
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Marcelo Rozo earns first PGA Tour card at Final Stage of Q-School in honor of late brother
PGA Tour Q-School presented by Korn Ferry is back – with everything on the line.
For the fourth straight year, the final batch of PGA Tour cards will be awarded at the PGA Tour Q-School presented by Korn Ferry. The Final Stage is set for Dec. 10-13 at TPC Sawgrass’ Valley Course and Sawgrass Country Club in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida.
Q-School runs through four stages: pre-qualifying, First Stage, Second Stage and Final Stage. Some players grind from the start, while others skip ahead based on prior merit.
The journey for five PGA Tour cards is in full swing, with Final Stage set for Dec. 10-13 at TPC Sawgrass' Dye's Valley Course in Ponte Vedra, Florida. It’s a week where careers can change direction, and every shot carries weight. See leaderboards and info below to follow how the race for 2027 cards plays out.
Pre-qualifying results
Sept. 16-18: Bull Valley Golf Club; Woodstock, Illinois
Sept. 16-18: Yolo Fliers Club; Woodland, California
Sept. 16-18: Kinderlou Forest Golf Club; Valdosta, Georgia
Sept. 23-25: Canyon/Loblolly; Greenville, Alabama
Sept. 23-25: La Quinta Country Club; La Quinta, California
Sept. 23-25: The Club at Irish Creek; Kannapolis, North Carolina
Sept 30-Oct. 2: Sugar Tree Golf Club; Lipan, Texas
Sept 30-Oct. 2: The Club at Forest Ridge; Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
First Stage results
Oct. 20-23: Wilderness Ridge Country Club; Lincoln, Nebraska
- Who advanced: 21 players at 6-under 278 or better advanced to Second Stage
- Medalist: Jonas Baumgartner
Oct. 20-23: Champions Pointe Golf Club; Henryville, Indiana
- Who advanced: 17 players at 15-under 273 or better advanced to Second Stage
- Medalist: Tyler Goecke
- Who advanced: 18 players at 5-under 279 or better advanced to Second Stage
- Medalist: Blaine Hale Jr.
Oct. 20-23: RTJ Magnolia Grove (Crossing); Mobile, Alabama
- Who advanced: 18 players at 16-under 272 or better advanced to Second Stage
- Medalist: Alex Price
Oct. 20-23: Country Club of Ocala; Ocala, Florida
- Who advanced: 23 players at 7-under 281 or better advanced to Second Stage
- Medalist: Esteban Jaramillo
Oct. 27-30: Sand Creek Station Golf Course; Newton, Kansas
- Who advanced: 18 players at 6-under 282 or better advanced to Second Stage
- Co-medalists: Wil Gibson, Brendon Jelley
- Who advanced: 18 players at 6-under 278 or better advanced to Second Stage
- Medalist: Jake Hall
- Who advanced: 17 players at 11-under 277 or better advanced to Second Stage
- Medalist: George Kneiser
Oct. 27-30: Abilene Country Club (South); Abilene, Texas
- Who advanced: 22 players at 11-under 277 or better advanced to Second Stage
- Medalist: Jake Holbrook
- Who advanced: 23 players at 5-under 283 or better advanced to Second Stage
- Medalist: Zach James
- Who advanced: 16 players at 15-under 265 or better advanced to Second Stage
- Medalist: Connor Doyal (a)
- Who advanced: 19 players at 7-under 273 or better advanced to Second Stage
- Medalist: Anthony Delisanti
- Who advanced: 17 players at 14-under 274 or better advanced to Second Stage
- Co-medalists: Mateo Fuenmayor, Charles Porter, Tyler Ashman, Dylan Block (a)
Nov. 3-6: Bayonet; Seaside, California
- Who advanced: 20 players at 5-under 283 or better advanced to Second Stage
- Co-medalists: Preston Summerhays, Owen Avrit
Second Stage
Dec. 1-4: Valencia Country Club; Valencia, California
Dec. 1-4: The Club at Starr Pass (Gambler/Pioneer); Tucson, Arizona
Dec. 1-4: Kinderlou Forest Golf Club; Valdosta, Georgia
Dec. 1-4: RTJ Golf Trail at Highland Oaks (Highlands/Marshwood); Dothan, Alabama
Dec. 1-4: The Club – Hammock Beach Golf Resort & Spa (Conservatory); Palm Coast, Florida
Final Stage
Dec. 10-13: TPC Sawgrass (Dye's Valley); Ponte Vedra, Florida
