Charlotte, N.C. – With the Port St. Lucie, FL site finally completed on Sunday afternoon, eGolf Tour players have earned 135 spots over the past two weeks for PGA TOUR Q-School’s second stage, which will begin on November 13th at six separate sites across the country. After claiming 57 spots during the opening week of first stage, eGolf Tour players notched an impressive 78 spots during the second week, thus adding to the tour's overwhelming representation at second stage.

FLORENCE, SC

At Florence Country Club in Florence, SC, eGolf Tour players claimed 18 of the 21 spots awarded at the first stage site. Leading the way was longtime member and 2012 Palmetto Hall Championship winner Brent Delahoussaye of Greer, SC, who posted rounds 69-70-67-68—274 for a T3 finish. The former Clemson standout, who has played the eGolf Tour on and off since 2005, finally capture his first tour win this past February, when he outlasted Canadian Roger Sloan and former U.S. Junior Amateur champion Sihwan Kim for his first win in the season-opening event. eGolf Tour member Sam Beach of Glen Allen, VA had one of the day’s more vanilla rounds, posting one birdie, one bogey and 16 pars en route to a workman-like 70 that left him at 4-under for the week, T8. A veritable plethora of current eGolf Tour members made the cut on the number at 3-under 277, including Stephen Poole, Wes Homan, Chris Gallagher, Chris Baker, Adam Hart, Jon Curran, David Sanchez and David Robinson. The finishing hole at Florence C.C. is a reachable par-5, and a number of eGolf Tour members took full advantage of it in order to finish on the cut line, tied for 11th. Baker, Hart, Curran and Sanchez each birdied the 18th to make it through to second stage on the number. The most dramatic finishes, however, came from Poole, Robinson and Gallagher. Poole, a former Clemson golfer and teammate of Delahoussaye’s, birdied Nos. 4, 5 and 6 on Saturday to move into contention, but bogeyed the par-4 ninth to fall three shots outside the number with nine holes to play. Four pars to open his closing nine did little to inspire the Aiken, SC native, but Poole rallied late with birdies on 14, 16 and 18 to card a final-round 67 – good for a T11 finish on the week. Robinson, the eGolf Tour’s leading money winner in 2008, entered the final round well inside the number on the heels of a 74-63-68—205 start to his week. Needing simply to avoid disaster in order to advance, the Sandersville, GA native played his first three holes in 4-over par to put himself on the outside looking in with 15 holes to play on Saturday. A birdie at the par-5 fifth offset the early blunders, but follow-up bogeys at Nos. 8 and 12 left him at even par for the week. At that point, Robinson blossomed. A birdie at the par-5 14th led to pars on 15 and 16, which in turn gave way to back-to-back closing birdies at 17 and 18 that vaulted him up to 3-under for the week, and on his way to second stage. No story at Florence, however, was better than that of longtime eGolf Tour policy board member Chris Gallagher of West Chester, PA. Gallagher’s 2012 season began in less-than-ideal fashion, with nine consecutive missed cuts that left one of the tour’s good guys questioning whether or not he was on the right career path. Late in the year, however, the Philadelphia sports fanatic posted three top-15 finishes in a five-week stretch entering first stage, and further continued his momentum with opening rounds of 68-66-73—207 at Florence to sit on the cut line with 18 holes to play. A nightmarish start to his final round that featured five bogeys in his in first nine holes, and a front-nine 39, put Gallagher well outside the number with just half a round left to play. At that point, he faced a sink-or-swim crossroads, and thankfully decided to swim. Birdies on 11 and 12 took him to 1-under par, but it was a birdie-bogey-birdie-birdie finish that put the icing on the proverbial cake of a closing 31 that catapulted Gallagher into second stage with a final-round 70 and a 3-under 277 tally.

Florence Country Club
Florence, SC

T3	Brent Delahoussaye	274
T3	Garrett Frank	274
T3	Justin Smith	274
T6	Trey Denton	275
T6	Sam Beach	275
T8	Vince Hatfield	276
T8	Alex Coe	276
T8	Jonathan Fly	276
T11	Alex Coe	277
T11	Wes Homan	277
T11	Chris Gallagher	277
T11	Chris Baker	277
T11	Adam Hart	277
T11	Bruce McDonald	277
T11	Jon Curran	277
T11	David Sanchez	277
T11	David Robinson	277
T11	Wesley Bryan	277

Peter Malnati

PINE MOUNTAIN, GA

At Callaway Gardens Resort’s Mountain Course in Pine Mountain, GA, David Skinns of England paced all former eGolf Tour players with rounds of 67-67-67-68—269 that left him with medalist honors at 19-under for the week. Three-year eGolf Tour member Adam Mitchell of Atlanta, GA had one of the day’s more roller coaster rounds, posting an eagle, six birdies, two bogeys and a double-bogey on his way to a closing 68 that left the former U.S. Walker Cup team member at14-under par, tied for fourth. Longtime eGolf Tour member and former Maryland golfer Bobby MacWhinnie of Charlotte, NC overcame three bogeys in his first seven holes on Saturday to notch a birdie at the par-4 ninth and an eagle at the par-5 11th for a final-round 72 that placed him T9 at 13-under par. Peter Malnati of Dandridge, TN entered the final-round at 7-under 209, bogeyed the first and 18th holes, and notched a closing 70 that left him on the number at 9-under 279, T15 on the week. Malnati, a former University of Missouri, is currently fifth on the eGolf Tour money list with $61,672 in earnings, thanks in part to his win at The Championship at Wintergreen Resort in June. The breakthrough win was one of six top-4 finishes for Malnati on the year, and helped him to secure one of 20 PGA TOUR Q-School bonuses paid by the tour at the conclusion of the NorthStone Open just two weeks ago. All told, nine eGolf Tour players made it through to Q-School’s second stage at Callaway Gardens.

Callaway Gardens Resort (Mountain Course)
Pine Mountain, GA

1	David Skinns	269
3	Andrew Georgiou	273
T4	Blayne Barber	274
T4	Adam Mitchell	274
T7	Jin Park	276
T9	Bobby MacWhinnie	277
T11	Wes Roach	278
T11	Mark Silvers	278
T15	Peter Malnati	279

Bryden Macpherson

PORT ST. LUCIE, FL

Weather effects from Hurricane Sandy caused the postponement of the third round of play at PGA Golf Club, in turn forcing Sunday afternoon to serve as the fourth and final round for the last site to be completed at Q-School's first stage. Former eGolf Tour player Nicholas Lindheim of Melbourne, FL finished T2 at 8-under 280 for the week, while Vince Covello of Ponte Vedra Beach, FL and Ryan Blaum of Champions Gate, FL rounded out the tour's representation inside the top five with matching T4 finishes at 7-under 281. Finishing in solo-sixth place at 5-under 283 was 2011 British Amateur champion and 2012 Masters Tournament participant Bryden Macpherson of Australia. A former SEC “Freshman of the Year” as a member of the Georgia Bulldogs golf team, Macpherson turned pro after his stint at Augusta National, making five appearances on the eGolf Tour and posting a season-best T10 finish at the Cabarrus Classic. Longtime eGolf Tour member Fernando Mechereffe, who finished 90th on the 2012 Web.com Tour money list with over $60,000 in earnings, notched a T10 finish in Port St. Lucie with rounds of 74-71-69-71 that left him at 3-under for the week. The Brazil native bogeyed the third hole of his final round, to fall to 1-under par - flirting with the cut line - but rallied with two birdies and 13 pars to post a 1-under 71 to advance to second stage. Current eGolf Tour member Jon McLean of Weston, FL bogeyed four of his first 11 holes, but eagled the par-5 13th to reach 1-under par for the week, then pared his final five holes to make it through on the number at 287, tied for 16th. A total of 16 eGolf Tour players successfully advanced to Q-School's second stage in Port St. Lucie, FL.

PGA Golf Club (Wanamaker)
Port St. Lucie, FL

T2	Nick Lindheim	280
T4	Vince Covello	281
T4	Ryan Blaum	281
6	Bryden Macpherson	283
T7	Hugo Leon	284
T7	Jimmy Lytle	284
T10	Fernando Mechereffe	285
T10	Sunny Kim	285
T13	Kevin Tway	286
T13	Jeff Dennis	286
T16	Gregory O'Mahony	287
T16	Derrick Bohannon	287
T16	Sam Osborne	287
T16	Jon McLean	287
T16	Jon Mansfield	287
T16	Alan Wagner	287

PENSACOLA, FL

At Pensacola Country Club in Pensacola, FL, 11 eGolf Tour players successfully advanced to the second stage of PGA TOUR Q-School, with Erik Flores leading the way at 14-under 266, T2. Longtime eGolf Tour member Brett Stegmaier of Vero Beach, FL made one of the day’s premier moves, posting six birdies en route to a closing 65 that pushed the former University of Florida golfer from outside the number into a tie for 12th at 11-under 269. The day’s most dramatic finish, however, came down to that of former University of Minnesota golfer Josh Persons of Fargo, ND. Cruising along on the heels of a 65-67-68 start to his week, Persons was well inside the cut line entering Friday’s final round at 10-under par. Two birdies and two bogeys in his first 11 holes kept him at even par for the day, but a birdie at the par-5 12th gave him breathing room at 11-under for the week. Persons took his closing round further into the red with a birdie at No. 16, but watched as disaster his at No. 17 when he posted a late-round triple-bogey that dropped him to 1-over on the day, one shot outside the cut number at 9-under par. In true closer fashion, however, Persons posted a dramatic birdie at the par-3 18th to notch a final-round 70 and a 10-under 270 total – good for an on-the-number T14 finish. Persons, a recent Web.com Tour standout, rode a final-round 63 at the eGolf Tour’s Olde Sycamore Open three weeks ago to a career-best finish, then Monday qualified for the Web.com Tour’s Neediest Kids Championship – an event he led through 54 holes before finishing T8 on the week. That top-25 effort led to a start at the following week’s Miccosukee Championship, where he finished T13 to earn yet another start at last week’s Winn-Dixie Jacksonville Open. Persons finished T41 in North Florida, and has yet to slow down as he heads off to the second stage of Q-School.

Pensacola Country Club
Pensacola, FL

T2	Erik Flores	266
T4	Blake Sattler	267
T4	Yohan Benson	267
T7	Ty Harris	268
T7	Mike Welch	268
T7	Seath Lauer	268
T12	Brett Stegmaier	269
T12	Lee Bedford	269
T14	Bryce Ledford	270
T14	Josh Persons	270
T14	Kyle McCarthy	270

Josh Persons

KINGWOOD, TX

Seven eGolf Tour players successfully advanced to second stage at Deerwood Golf Club in Kingwood, TX, including current members Jerry Richardson of Cary, NC and Brian Duncan of Mt. Pleasant, SC. Former eGolf Tour members Paul Cormack and James Sacheck finished 14th and T15, respectively, while 2010 Grand Harbor Open winner Scott Weatherly posted a T17 finish – in turn making it through on the number. Richardson, a former N.C. State golfer and winner of the eGolf Tour’s 2011 Willow Creek Open, entered the final round with shots to spare after a 68-69-69 start to his week put him at 10-under 278. An early double-bogey at the par-3 third led to a front-nine 39, which forced the Burlington, NC native to scramble on the closing nine at Deerwood. Birdies on Nos. 10 and 16 gave Richardson a back-nine 35, which left him with a final-round 74 and an 8-under 280 total, good for a T10 finish. Duncan, a longtime eGolf Tour member and one of 20 players to earn the tour’s Q-School bonus in 2012, posted final-round birdies at 14 and 15 to move well inside the cut line at 7-under par, but closed with a double-bogey at the par-4 18th that left him with just one shot to spare. A final-round 72 left the former Clemson standout at 5-under 283 on the week. Cormack, a Scotland native who recently advanced to the second stage of European Tour Q-School, birdied four of his first nine holes on Friday for a front-nine 33, which enabled him to hit cruise control on the closing nine, posting four bogeys on his final seven holes for a final-round 73 that left him in solo-14th place for the week.

Deerwood Golf Club
Kingwood, TX

8	Nick Rousey	278
T10	Hampton Ballard	280
T10	Jerry Richardson	280
14	Paul Cormack	282
T15	Brian Duncan	283
T15	James Sacheck	283
T17	Scott Weatherly	284

LEWISVILLE, TX

Nine eGolf Tour players made it through in Lewisville, TX, including 2012 members Henrik Norlander of Sweden and Mikel Martinson of Lubbock, TX, who posted T2 and T4 finishes, respectively, at The Lakes at Castle Hills. Norlander, a three-time “All America” selection as a member of Augusta State University’s back-to-back NCAA Championship teams in 2010-2011, posted rounds of 72-73-66-74—285 for a 3-under total on the week. Norlander, who played the eGolf Tour full time in 2012, won his first professional title at the Olde Sycamore Open in September – a win that put him inside the top 20 on the tour’s money list, which in turn left him with a free Q-School entry per the tour’s annual season-ending bonus. Martinson, who has played the eGolf Tour full time over the past two seasons, posted the second-lowest round on Friday with a 1-under 71 to vault inside the top five at 2-under 286. Longtime eGolf Tour member and former University of North Carolina golfer Fernando Figueroa of El Salvador breezed through at even-par 288, while Nathan Stamey of Canton, NC overcame a double-bogey, bogey finish to his final round to post a 4-over 76, matching Figueroa at even par on the week.

The Lakes at Castle Hills
Lewisville, TX

T2	Henrik Norlander	285
T4	Mikel Martinson	286
T4	Jason Schultz	286
T4	Derek Tolan	286
T9	Lucas Main	287
T12	Chris Parra	288
T12	Fernando Figueroa	288
T12	Nathan Stamey	288
T15	Jesse Speirs	289

Mikel Martinson

HOLLISTER, CA

At San Juan Oaks Golf Club in Hollister, CA, former No. 1-ranked amateur Nick Taylor of Canada paced all eGolf Tour players with a final-round 65 and a 15-under 273 tally to finish in solo-third place, in turn advancing to the second stage of PGA TOUR Q-School. Taylor held a share of the 54-hole lead in the eGolf Tour’s Columbia Open this past May, but closed with a 2-under 70 to fall one-shot shy of winner Jack Fields. eGolf Tour rookie Vaita Guillaume, making his first Q-School appearance after a successful college career at Campbell University, posted the low round of the day on Friday, carding an amazing eight birdies in his final 11 holes to come from nowhere for a 9-under 63 that left him at 14-under 274, tied for fourth. All told, seven eGolf Tour players advanced from the Hollister, CA site.

San Juan Oaks Golf Club
Hollister, CA

3	Nick Taylor	273
T4	Vaita Guillaume	274
T6	Creighton Honeck	275
T12	Andrew Putnam	276
T12	Brady Schnell	276
T14	Wes Heffernan	277
T14	Brett Kanda	277

Due to weather related to Hurricane Sandy, final-round play at PGA National Resort in Palm Beach Gardens, FL was postponed until Sunday.

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