Race to Q-School Info
 
IGTGolf Race to Q-SchoolThe economics of professional golf are very harsh. Almost every player without major tour status will need to be subsidized to continue chasing the dream!! So you want to make a career playing golf, but you don't know where to start. IGTGolf Mini Tour is designed to help aspiring golfers, like yourself, start playing professional golf. Everyone has to start somewhere, and very few of us can go right to the PGA Tour or the LPGA Tour. Most golfers start in the mini tours. You now can play tournament golf from March through to December on the IGTGolf Race to Q-School to prepare yourself for Tour School. The winner will receive his entry fee paid for tour school. All Race to Q-School events will also carry prize money or vouchers for amateurs. Gavan Levenson Golf Academy supports IGTGolf Race to Q-School! Click here to visit Gavan Levenson Golf Academy 2010 ResultsObservatory March: Result Winner - Gerhard Trytsman Randfontein May: Result Winner - Patrick Thompson Glen Vista June: Result Winner - Marius Beukes Mooinooi July: Result - Winner - Marius Beukes Pretoria August: Result - Winner - Beyers Smith Schedule (54 hole events)September: 12-14 Sept Mooinooi Golf Club October: 18-19 Oct Irene Golf Club *November: Sat 20, Sun 21 Schoemans P & Bloemfontein *November: Mon 22, Tue 23 Schoemans P & Bloemfontein #November: 20 – 23 Nov Bloemfontein & Schoemans Park * 36 hole events – Both events carry OoM points # Final = Double OoM Points # Final – R1200 Entry (both 36 hole events included)
A Long road after Q-School but a history of Winners Gain Experience It takes 3, 4, even 5 years for a very good player to determine if their game can elevate to handle world class competition. By playing on The IGTGolf Tour, you will be able to economically gain the experience you need. Race to Q-School Start The Race to Q-School starts on 15 March with a 54 hole event to be played at Observatory. IGT Race to Q-school will have 54 hole events every month from March to November 2010. The final will be played in November over 72 holes. Do I have to enter Race to Q-School? No you don’t have to enter into the race to Q-School. You can enter and play in these events but you will not be eligible to win the grand prize money for race to Q-School. You can however win the prize money for the 3 day events and gain experience. How to Win the Race to Q-School To WIN the IGT Race to Q-School players will receive Race to Q-School points on their position at each event played. To prevent a player from accumulating a distorted number of points due to the number of tournaments played, the associated costs incurred, and recognizing the need for scheduling breaks to avoid burnout; the total points recorded will count a maximum of 4 events in which the player earns the most points. The final event over 72 holes will carry double points. The top 5 and tied on the Race to Q-School points system will win. Race to Q-School Order of Merit Entry Fee The entry fee for the 2010 IGT Race to Q-School Order of Merit is R300 to be paid at your first event played on the IGT Race to Q-School. A tournament entry is R800 for 54 Holes. Additional R50 best gross per day entry is also available. Rules: 2010 IGT Race to Q-School 1. All IGT Race to Q-School events is played on gross. No handicaps! 2. Rules of play are based on the rules approved by the Royal Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews and the United States Golf Association (USGA). 3. All protests concerning rule interpretations during a round must be submitted in writing to the match play organizers within 15 minutes following the match in question by the player. All decisions by the organizers in conjunction with the IGT Race to Q-School Rules Committee will be final. 4. You have to enter the IGT race to Q-School to be eligible for the grand prize. Entry is R300 once off. Closing date 18 October 2010 5. * OoM winners payout depend on entries received. 6. No refunds will be given on entry fees. 7. The decision of IGTGolf is final. 8. IGTGolf Terms and Conditions apply. |
