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11-23-2014 , 05:20 PM
Found the leaderboard, but where can I see all players that qualified?
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11-23-2014 , 06:34 PM
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Originally Posted by DanteA
Found the leaderboard, but where can I see all players that qualified?
my guess is that exists only in some computer at the pga hq..

you can go through all the 2nd stage leaderboards.... but i know at least 1 guy who earned his way directly into stage 3 (he was top canadian on canada tour)..

also i find alotof canadians use usa addresses so they are hard to find
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12-05-2014 , 07:00 PM
https://pgatq.bluegolf.com/bluegolf/...1437/index.htm

ok the entry list looks complete for the finals starting next thursday (dec 11). in florida this year, thought it's been in palm springs for quite awhile. could be wrong though
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12-11-2014 , 05:54 PM
ok, after round 1 (6 total rounds)

michael is even par. 51st place. leader at minus 6.

no idea how many guys get web.com full or good status..

. do they all get conditional status? which in many cases is useless. a guy i know of monday qualified for one tourney with conditional status. that was it. i wonder if he could have monday qualified with no status (just his golf resume to get into monday qualifying?)... that was quite a few years ago i think though.

unfortunately michael played the course that seemed to have much better scores.
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12-11-2014 , 05:55 PM
one canadian doing well. cory renfrew. the others not so well but lots of time left. and if you played tougher course hopefully you make up a bunch tomorrow.

EDIT: most of the canadians with mediocre or worse scores did play the tougher course
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12-11-2014 , 08:40 PM
from their daily wrap-up


* Players in this event are competing for positions on 2015 Web.com Tour priority ranking, which will be used to form tournament fields. The medalist (or co-medalists) will be guaranteed fully-exempt status next year. Players #2-10 (and ties) will be subject to the third reshuffle next year and players #11-45 (and ties) will be subject to the second reshuffle.
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12-11-2014 , 09:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Dukefan
from their daily wrap-up


* Players in this event are competing for positions on 2015 Web.com Tour priority ranking, which will be used to form tournament fields. The medalist (or co-medalists) will be guaranteed fully-exempt status next year. Players #2-10 (and ties) will be subject to the third reshuffle next year and players #11-45 (and ties) will be subject to the second reshuffle.
dukefan, thanks..l.. so 10 and 45 seem to be the key numbers. and those are both pretty good statuses i think
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12-12-2014 , 03:25 PM
Michael -1 (round and total) after 14. 43rd so inside the number.

2 Canadians moved up a lot, 1 way down but the moves mirror the course difficulties

Is it ties or playoffs for the spots?
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12-12-2014 , 03:30 PM
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Is it ties or playoffs for the spots?
I don't know what they actually do but I think they should play Hunger Games for the last spot.
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12-12-2014 , 07:35 PM
In years past ties were good to go with whatever status they tied for. It would be brutal to have a playoff for you job.

Q School is hard enough let alone a payoff for your livelihood.
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12-12-2014 , 10:57 PM
unfortunately a bad finish today... i saw that 18th (triple bogey 8) bit a few guys that i follow as well.

michael is in i think better shape than he was with 2 rounds left in stage 2. 4 rounds left now.

if i'm not mistaken, he is 3 off the number right now. 4 rounds left as mentioned.
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12-13-2014 , 12:46 AM
I haven't looked but is this on TV anywhere?
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12-13-2014 , 03:18 PM
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Originally Posted by bwslim69
I haven't looked but is this on TV anywhere?
No, it isn't... Golf Channel might have some final day coverage or news coverage but that would be it

I think coverage had declined b4 they changed it to web.com cards only, which completely killed interest

Michaelshot -1 Today but scores much lower today. A local guy shot -3 and didn't move up.
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12-14-2014 , 02:20 PM
Six or seven off the number near the end of round 4.... I'm tailing him till hole 108 no matter what

The Canadian I'm sweating most is +10 today. +8 on last 4 holes
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12-15-2014 , 09:35 PM
76 today

i see brad fritsch in rounds 2 through 4 he shot the lowest, lowest and 2nd lowest scores each day (some ties in there). thought that's pretty amazing at this level of golf..... following him as canadian i think he's had more issues on sundays than the average pga/web.com guy.
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12-15-2014 , 11:36 PM
Q-school is just difficult no matter your age or ability. He's got to make a move tomorrow, otherwise he won't get any starts in 2015 via Q-school.

Regardless, he's got the game to Monday Q and scratch and claw his way forward.

BO
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12-16-2014 , 02:26 PM
Nice little 5 birdie no bogey 67 in the final round. Well done.

Now he'll go home and sleep for a week.

BO
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12-16-2014 , 04:59 PM
i was gonna post that he finished nicely... well done michael

my main candian tail guy would have been nicely in the top 45 but for that +8 stretch over 4 holes... i guess though if he were near the number the last 2 rounds his results might have been different.
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12-17-2014 , 10:36 AM
A kid I caddy with finished T64 (-4)...had a triple bogey in the final round and finished three strokes out of 45th or better.
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12-17-2014 , 07:27 PM
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A kid I caddy with finished T64 (-4)...had a triple bogey in the final round and finished three strokes out of 45th or better.
Ouch. Sorry to hear.

Local newspaper suggested you can get decent number of starts a few strokes outside top 45
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12-18-2014 , 02:23 AM
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Ouch. Sorry to hear.

Local newspaper suggested you can get decent number of starts a few strokes outside top 45
I haven't looked into it but I was under the impression 1-10 got a certain level of status, 11-45 another, and everyone else the next. Are there even more distinctions after 45th?
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12-18-2014 , 02:30 AM
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I haven't looked into it but I was under the impression 1-10 got a certain level of status, 11-45 another, and everyone else the next. Are there even more distinctions after 45th?
Basically those after 45th have conditional status, at each tournament if spots are available they look at the conditional players and start calling from the top of the list.

All those finishing in the top 45 get into whatever tournament they want in the first part of the season. After that things change depending on results. It's pretty complicated.

BO
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12-18-2014 , 12:50 PM
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Originally Posted by ntnBO
Basically those after 45th have conditional status, at each tournament if spots are available they look at the conditional players and start calling from the top of the list.

All those finishing in the top 45 get into whatever tournament they want in the first part of the season. After that things change depending on results. It's pretty complicated.

BO
Gotcha...thanks for the info.
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12-19-2014 , 03:38 PM
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I haven't looked into it but I was under the impression 1-10 got a certain level of status, 11-45 another, and everyone else the next. Are there even more distinctions after 45th?
yes, the spots after 45th all have meaning. all the guys who played in the final stage have some minimal status (even if it's just for their golf resume.... my favorite local guy had the status for this year. think he only got into canadian web.com event. sponsor's exemption/canadian tour exemption???)

assuming little has changed from last year i think someone could figure out what position gets you into the early tourneys. not sure any of us have that info without a ton of work.

i think the early web.com tourneys are in south america and maybe central america. maybe not all qualified guys play them.

the web.com in general is tough tour as most eligible players play. same as LPGA.. PGA not the same as anyone who's had any success on tour is pretty rich by normal person standards.
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12-19-2014 , 05:21 PM
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Originally Posted by rivercitybirdie
yes, the spots after 45th all have meaning. all the guys who played in the final stage have some minimal status (even if it's just for their golf resume.... my favorite local guy had the status for this year. think he only got into canadian web.com event. sponsor's exemption/canadian tour exemption???)

assuming little has changed from last year i think someone could figure out what position gets you into the early tourneys. not sure any of us have that info without a ton of work.

i think the early web.com tourneys are in south america and maybe central america. maybe not all qualified guys play them.

the web.com in general is tough tour as most eligible players play. same as LPGA.. PGA not the same as anyone who's had any success on tour is pretty rich by normal person standards.
Assuming things are similar to last year...

If you finished outside the top 100, it's highly doubtful you're getting even one start.

In year's past, when the first two stops were Australia and New Zealand, not many played and there were tons of spots for conditional status if you wanted to make the long journey. But that's not the case now, almost everybody makes the trip because there's so much on the line and players want to be in the best shape possible for the first re-shuffle. In addition, the events (I believe) are co-sanctioned and players from South America get in that normally would not. So it's probably a wash.

IIRC, a player that finished ~85th got two starts last year.

I think they've made it too tough to get into these events unless you have full status. Buddy of mine that has had full status before chose not to go to Q school this year figuring he was better off simply doing the Monday Q's. A player just has to 1, get into an event(s) and then 2, keep playing well enough to maintain status.

BO
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