DP World Tour Q-School: Winners and Notable Misses at Second Stage

Second Stage of DP World Tour Q-School wrapped up across four courses in Spain, sending players through to a Final Stage that will decide who earns a card for the 2027 season. The six-round Final Stage runs November 6-11 at Infinitum Golf, with the top 15 finishers and ties securing their cards.

Who advanced from Second Stage?

At Desert Springs Golf Club in Almeria, Pakistan's Ahmad Baig topped the leaderboard to lead 20 players into the Final Stage, with runner-up Jack Yule and former LIV golfer Kieran Vincent also through. Spaniard Albert Boneta won at Golf Las Pinaillas in Albacete at 19-under, a tournament that also advanced DP World Tour winner Adri Arnaus and LIV Golf reserve Luis Carrera, who qualified through Isla Canela Links in Huelva behind winner Ji Jerry of the Netherlands. At Fontanals Golf Club in Girona, Australia's Anthony Quayle won at 18-under, with Dean Greyserman, the younger brother of PGA Tour pro Max Greyserman, finishing tied for 12th, and 2025 Latin American Amateur champion Mateo Pulcini tied for fourth.

A handful of former LIV Golf players split evenly between advancing and missing out at Second Stage.

Who missed out on the Final Stage?

LIV Golf Indianapolis winner Michael La Sasso finished tied for 65th at Desert Springs and did not advance, and LIV wildcard Yosuke Asaji missed out after finishing tied for 26th at 12-under. Two-time DP World Tour winner Justin Harding fell short at Las Pinaillas, as did Scotland's Michael Stewart and ex-Florida Gators player Fred Biondi. At Isla Canela, former Majesticks GC player Sam Horsfield finished tied for 52nd and did not advance, while two-time DP World Tour winner Shubhankar Sharma was tied for 54th at Fontanals and also fell short.

Play was suspended late on Sunday at both Las Pinaillas and Fontanals and concluded on Monday.