The Final Round of the Final Stage of Q- School – What to Know
Here we go.
The final round of the Final Stage of Q-School is set to get underway on Sunday morning at TPC Sawgrass and Sawgrass Country Club in Florida.
According to the Tour, wind gusts are expected to reach 30 mph on Sunday, so could make for some chaos.
The top five players, not including ties, after tomorrow will earn PGA Tour cards for the 2026 season.
There will be a playoff for any tie that needs to be broken.
Golf Channel will pick up coverage at around 2 p.m. with early coverage taking place on the NBC Sports App.
The top five players as of Saturday night are:
T1. Ben Kohles – 11-Under
Marcelo Rozo
T3. Cooper Dossey – 10-Under
A.J. Ewart
John Pak
They will go off starting at 10 a.m. on Sunday.
Behind them, there are six players tied for sixth at nine-under par, with another five players sitting at eight-under and in a tie for 12th overall.
Top 25/Top 40 Matter
After the top five players, the next 25 finishers and ties will earn full Korn Ferry Tour status through the 14th event (third reshuffle), with anyone finishing inside the top 40 getting status through the tenth event (second reshuffle).
All remaining finishers earn conditional status on the Korn Ferry Tour and membership on PGA Tour Americas for 2026.
As of Saturday night, there is a nine-way tie for 21st at six-under par, with five guys one shot back and in a tie for 30th overall.
Meanwhile, there are 15 guys in a tie for 35th and two shots back.
Tough Round 3 for Francoeur
Former URI star Chris Francoeur carded a five-over 75 in the third round and sits in a tie for 85th.
He plays his final round Sunday at 9:30 a.m. off the tenth tee at the Dye’s Valley Course.
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