All 14 First Stage sites for the PGA Tour’s 2025 Q School are now in the books. Those advancing have about six weeks or so to get ready for Second Stage but there’s still Final Stage after that, so the grind continues for many.
When it’s all said and done, only five golfers will earn a 2026 PGA Tour card through Q School.
Get the lowdown from the most recent six First Stage tournaments that were held Oct. 21-24. Those six came on the heels of eight First Stage events held earlier this month.
PGA Tour Q School First State results
Champions Pointe Golf Club: Henryville, Indiana
RJ Manke came out on top at 19 under after scores of 65-67-69-68. Tyler Johnson was second, one shot back. Kevin Hall and Griffin Wood tied for third at 17 under.
Country Club of Ocala: Ocala, Florida
Ivan Camilo Ramirez and Luis Gagne took co-medalist honors here after tying at 16 under after four rounds. Cole Anderson was a shot back at 15 under. MJ Daffue made it through after tying for 17th. Canon Claycomb was among those who came up short. He tied for 24th. Erik Barnes also did not advance.
Bermuda Run Country Club, Bermuda Run, North Carolina
Brandon Berry’s third-round 61 propelled him to a runaway, five-shot win at 19 under. Marshall Meisel was runner-up at 14 under. Matt Atkins was third at 13 under. Marcus Byrd tied for eighth at 8 under. Fred Biondi just slipped through, tying for 19th at 5 under, right on the cutline. John Augunstein did not get through after tying for 69th at 12 over.
RTJ Magnolia Grove: Mobile, Alabama
Deven Patel, an amateur, took top honors here at 24 under. Will Cannon was second at 23 under. Maxwell Ford was among those coming up short. He tied for 42nd at 6 under.
Patel moves on to second stage and should he keep it going, he can also play Final Stage as an amateur. The PGA Tour Q School rules state that amateurs can keep their status all the way through but if they get through Final Stage, they have to turn pro to accept their tour card.
The Preserve at Ironhorse: West Palm Beach, Florida
Andrew Kozan edged Jake Sollon and Hurly Long by two shots. Kozan finished at 16 under after a final-round 66. Willie Mack III is advancing after tying for sixth at 11 under. Cristian DiMarco tied for 14th at 9 under and got through on the number.
Sugar Tree Golf Club: Lipan, Texas
Sangha Park was the winner here at 18 under. Sebastian Szirmak of Toronto and Daniel Rodrigues of Portugal tied for second, one shot back. Sam Bennett tied for seventh at 13 under.
PGA Tour Q School Second Stage locations
There are five locations that will hold four-day, 72-hole events, Dec. 2-5.
- The Landings Golf & Athletic Club, Savannah, Georgia
- The Club at Starr Pass, Tucson, Arizona
- Kinderlou Forest Golf Club, Valdosta, Georgia
- RTJ Trail at Highland Oaks, Dothan, Alabama
- The Club – Hammock Beach Golf Resort & Spa, Palm Coast, Florida
When is PGA Tour Q School Final Stage?
Final Stage for 2025 Q School will be at TPC Sawgrass Dye’s Valley and Sawgrass Country Club in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, Dec. 11-14. When it’s all said and done, only the top five finishers will earn a 2026 PGA Tour card. If there’s a tie for fifth after 72 holes at Final Stage, a sudden-death playoff will determine the fifth spot. Finishers 6 through 40 will earn Korn Ferry Tour status for 2026.
