
What is a Monday qualifier in golf?
It is an 18-hole event held the Monday prior to a select number of tour events. The PGA, LPGA, KFT, Latinoamerica, and Canada tours all hold Monday Qs. The European Tour does not. The players with the four lowest scores get into that week’s event. Who is eligible for the Monday Qualifier? Not just anyone can sign up for a Tour Monday Qualifier.
Where can I find the PGA Tour's Monday qualifiers?
The PGA Tour lists the dates of its Monday qualifiers - which it calls "Open Qualifying" - at qualifying.pgatourhq.com. If you want to try to play in one, start there.
How do I find scores from a Monday qualifier?
So the first thing to try when looking for scores from a Monday qualifier is to visit the PGA Tour website or LPGA Tour website, navigate to the tournament (e.g., the Honda Classic or the ShopRite LPGA Classic) page and check the news feed and/or field list. Do this late on Monday of tournament week or Tuesday morning.
Who are some players who made it through six Monday qualifiers?
In 2012 a certain fella named Patrick Reed made it through six Monday qualifiers, with his then-financée, Justine, on the bag. He played well in most of those events and, along with some exemptions, parlayed it into a Tour card. Who are some players who changed their career recently with a successful event after a Monday Q?

How do you qualify for a Monday qualifier?
To be eligible for one of these spots, you have to advance through a pre-qualifier tournament with a field of roughly 150 players. Those who advance then play in the Monday qualifier, where 50 to 125 players compete for those four spots.
How does Monday qualifying work PGA Tour?
Those who enter the Monday qualifiers are those with no status on the tour sponsoring the event or too far down the tour's priority list to earn direct entry. The players who earn entry into the professional tournament in this manner are also called Monday qualifiers.
Can you Monday qualify for Champions Tour?
Note 2: In the event that tournaments are scheduled in successive weeks, any player who played in the preceding week's PGA TOUR Champions event shall be eligible for the Event Qualifier on the Monday or Tuesday immediately following.
How do you qualify for a major golf tournament?
List of qualification criteria to date:Every former PGA Champion.Winners of the last five U.S. Opens.Winners of the last five Masters.Winners of the last five Open Championships.Winners of the last three The Players Championships.The current Senior PGA Champion.More items...
How often do Monday qualifiers make the cut?
What percentage of Monday Qualifiers make the cut at the event? In the time I have been tracking (about four years), it is around 28 percent.
Can you Monday qualify for Korn Ferry Tour?
The other way to play on the Korn Ferry Tour is through Monday qualifying for individual tournaments. On the Monday before each tournament there are a few, usually between 4-8, tournament spots up for grabs. A hundred-plus hopefuls show up each week to battle for a few precious spots in that week's tournament.
Can I become a pro golfer at 40?
The good news from the research is that players can still turn professional even in their early 30s. It was also found that the best years for a golf professional are between 30 and 35, although plenty of tour players have shown they can still win tournaments in their 40s.
How do you get in Q School?
How to Go to Q SchoolMake sure your game is refined enough to complete at a high level. ... Determine if you have the monetary resources and whether you want to make the financial commitment to compete in Q School. ... Sign up with the PGA Tour. ... Research the various sites and select one that's appealing to you.
How do you become a senior golf pro?
How to Qualify for the Senior PGA TourGo to the Champions Tour website to download the qualifying application (see references). ... Play in the Regional Qualifying Stage. ... Successful qualifiers and exempt players then compete in the Final Qualifying Stage. ... Finish in the top 12 players at the Final Qualifying Stage.More items...
How do I get my PGA pro card?
In America, there are two ways to gain PGA membership – through the Professional Golf Management (PGM) Associate Program or via one of the 18 colleges and universities that offer the PGA-accredited Professional Golf Management Program.
How do you go pro in golf?
In order to become a golf pro certified by the Professional Golf Association, there are several steps that you can take:Complete a background check. ... Become employed in a golf-related field. ... Pass the qualifying courses. ... Complete the PAT. ... Earn a bachelor's degree or complete an apprenticeship. ... Continue practicing.More items...•
What is considered a golf major?
The Grand Slam in professional golf means winning all of golf's major championships: The Masters Tournament, U.S. Open Championship, The Open Championship and U.S. PGA Championship.