A total of 50 players earned LPGA status for the 2024 season at Q-Series. Australia’s Robyn Choi topped the field with a 29-under total over the course of six rounds, earning $15,000.

They’re at Q-Series. They’re both in good position to win LPGA tour cards, which could mean they won’t be returning to Alabama’s roster for the spring season. With Q-Series being played over two weeks ...

Q Series resumes at Highland Oaks Golf Course in Dothan, Ala., where 45 LPGA Tour cards are up for grabs. Players want to finish in the top 20, as that earns them Category 14 status.

Players who finish in the top 20 of Q-Series will fall under Category 14 of the LPGA Priority List. Those who finish 21-45 and ties earn Category 15 and Epson Tour status Category C.

There's also fewer spots up for grabs this time around. The 2024 LPGA Q-Series: Final Qualifying Stage is in Mobile, Alabama. Thursday marked the first day of a five-day, 90-hole test of perseverance.

LPGA Q-Series 2022 Schedule of Events A total of 100 players will be competing in the 144-hole competition spanning two weeks. Players competing this week include qualifiers from stage II, LPGA ...

The replacement for the Final Stage of the LPGA Qualifying Tournament—which was previously held annually at LPGA International in Daytona Beach, Fla.—Q-Series will provide LPGA Tour membership ...

LPGA Q-Series is hard, there’s no getting around that. The two-week 144-hole tournament determines who gets LPGA Tour status for the following year, and who doesn’t.

Smith is one of 74 players who made the cut to advance to the second stage of LPGA Q-Series. The top 45 players and ties will earn status for 2022.

By allotting more space in the Q-Series for Symetra Tour players plus LPGA players who finish Nos. 101-150 on the LPGA money list – and less space for players coming out of the second stage ...

LPGA Q Series just wrapped up in Alabama with 46 players earning status for next season. Here are five notable names who earned their cards.

Among current LPGA members playing Q-Series to keep their cards, Cheyenne Woods and Alison Lee sit in 18th and 21st place, respectively, both inside the top 45 threshold to earn tour cards for 2019.