01꿈의 무대 향한 마지막 관문, 80인의 파이널 스테이지 출전권 확보
DP 월드투어 정식 시드 획득을 위한 치열한 관문인 퀄리파잉 스쿨(Q스쿨)에서 파이널 스테이지에 도전할 80명의 진출자가 최종 확정됐다.
이번 단계에서는 바이그(Baig), 지(Ji), 보네타(Boneta), 퀘일(Quayle) 등이 각 예선 무대에서 뛰어난 기량을 발휘하며 선두로 통과, 80명의 진출 명단 상단에 이름을 올렸다.
파이널 스테이지에 진출한 80명의 선수들은 다음 시즌 DP 월드투어 투어 카드가 걸린 최종 관문에서 시드 획득을 두고 피할 수 없는 한판 승부를 펼치게 된다.
02Original (English) — DP World Tour
The field for the Final Stage of DP World Tour Qualifying School is now set, with 80 successful qualifiers from four Second Stage Qualifying venues joining 76 players already exempt at INFINITUM in Tarragona, Spain.
Final Stage Qualifying will be played across the Lakes and Hills Courses on the INFINITUM resort, with six rounds from November 6-11 deciding the 15 players and ties who will earn playing opportunities on the DP World Tour alongside full status on the HotelPlanner Tour for the 2027 season.
With play-offs required at all four venues to decide who progressed to Final Stage, two of which went on until Monday, here are the winners and losers from Second Stage Qualifying…
Ahmad Baig of Pakistan led the 20 players who secured safe passage to Final Stage at Desert Springs Resort in southern Spain, doing so in style with a five-stroke winning margin after the fourth and final round. Rounds of 67-63-65-66 saw Baig to 27 under par, leading the way to this week’s Final Stage where he will look to become the first golfer from Pakistan to secure DP World Tour membership.
Zimbabwe’s Kieran Vincent and England’s Jack Yule shared second at 22 under par, with compatriot Jack Hawksby and Sweden’s Albin Bergstrom rounding out the top five. John Vogelpohl, winner of the 2026 Tartan Pro Tour Order of Merit, was the unlucky player to miss out on a Final Stage spot via a play-off, but will have a full card on the HotelPlanner Tour for the 2027 season and could yet make his way into the field as an alternate.
To view the final leaderboard at Desert Springs, click here.
Second Stage Qualifying at Las Pinaillas, Albacete, was one of two venues that went through to Monday to decide the winner, but that was not a concern for Albert Boneta, who led the 19 players through to Final Stage on home soil thanks to a final-round 66. The five-under-par round saw him to 19 under for the week, good enough to win Second Stage by a shot, with Lars Van Meijel of the Netherlands in solo second. England’s George Bloor and Patrick Cover of the U.S.A. shared third position at 17 under par.
There was a six-way play-off on Monday morning to decide who earned the final four spots, with Yuvraj Sandhu, Jack Buchanan, Alexandre Vandermoten and David Lundgren earning spots, while talented young Spanish golfer Luis Masaveu had to settle for first reserve.
To view the final leaderboard at Las Pinaillas, click here.
Jerry Ji of the Netherlands went one better than his runner up finish at First Stage Qualifying by winning Second Stage at Isla Canela, as the 26-year-old looks to go all the way this week and earn a DP World Tour card for the first time. Ji fired rounds of 66-65-64-67 to reach 22 under par, three clear of his nearest competitors, compatriot Nevill Ruiter and Norway’s Michael Mjaaseth.
Former DP World Tour winner Adri Arnaus finished on 15 under to qualify in a share of eighth, while former PGA Tour player Callum Tarren came through a four-for-one play-off to stamp his ticket into Final Stage, with 19 players moving on from Isla Canela, making their way from the bottom of the Spanish-Portuguese border up to the north-east of Spain.
To view the final leaderboard at Isla Canela, click here.
Australian golfer Anthony Quayle led after every round on his way to winning Second Stage at Fontanals Golf Club, holding a six-stroke lead entering the final round before eventually winning by two at 18 under par. The Australian leads 21 players into Final Stage, with Maximilian Schmitt finishing runner up, three strokes clear of a third-place finish for compatriot Jannik de Bruyn. American amateur Dean Greseryman, brother of PGA Tour player Max, shot a final-round 62 to also be among the qualifiers.
A Monday play-off was needed to decide the final qualifier that would make the relatively short journey down to Tarragona, with America’s Evan Knight overcoming England’s Giles Evans to get into the field at INFINTUM.
To view the final leaderboard at Fontanals, click here.