The second stage of Korn Ferry Tour Qualifying has been completed at five sites across the U.S., with three amateurs still alive in the quest to get their tour cards for 2020.
Here's a brief look at the Second Stage qualifying results and the amateurs who will attempt to make it through the Final Stage at Orange County National in Winter Garden Fla., Dec. 12-15.
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McKinney, Tex. (23 qualifiers)
Ohio State graduate
Daniel Wetterich turned pro just before the second stage started, and went on to qualify for the final stage by shooting 8-under at TPC Craig Ranch for a 14th place finish.
Among the notable professionals in the field who advanced to Final Stage were Martin Piller,
Nick Hardy (formerly of the University of Illinois),
Chandler Phillips (Texas A&M),
Harry Hall (England and UNLV), and Chase Koepka, whose brother Brooks is the current World No. 1.
Brooksville, Fla. (23 qualifiers)
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Donnie Trosper
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Former Michigan State standout
Donnie Trosper shot a 68 in the final round to get to 10 under and tie for the final qualifying spot at Southern Hills Plantation.
Oliver Farrell, an Englishman who recently completed his career at Marquette University, was the other amateur in the field but missed out on qualifying with an even-par 72-hole total.
Among the professionals, 2018 NCAA champion
Broc Everett and the 2017 AmateurGolf.com Player-of-the-Year
Braden Thornberry both made it to Final Stage, as did Spencer Levin who is trying to revive his professional career.
Former No. 1 junior and Walker Cup teenage star
Akshay Bhatia fell six shots short of making final stage.
Dothan, Ala. (20 qualifiers)
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Chandler Eaton
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Chandler Eaton, currently top 30 in the Golfweek/AmateurGolf.com World Amateur Ranking, advanced to the Final Stage by shooting 5 under to finish T12 at the RTJ Highland Oaks Course. Eaton has proven to be a good qualifier, getting through both local and sectional qualifying for the U.S. Open, and then making the cut at the championship at Pebble Beach.
Notable professional qualifiers include recent North Florida graduate
Philip Knowles, LSU's
Jacob Bergeron, and Tommy "Two Gloves" Gainey.
Murrieta, Calif. (23 qualifiers)
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Andy Spencer
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Andy Spencer, a former University of Kansas golfer, shot 4 under at Bear Creek Golf Club to finish tied for ninth and into next month's Final Stage. Spencer was also the only amateur to advance from the First Stage qualifier at ArborLinks in Nebraska City, Neb.
Among the professionals,
Brandon Wu, who helped Stanford win the 2019 NCAA Championship before becoming the first player in 50 years to open qualify for both the U.S. and British Opens, was the co-medalist at Bear Creek with a 17-under total.
Former Cal player
KK Limbhasut also qualified, as did Daniel Summerhays who is currently Tony Finau's swing coach. 2002 U.S. Amateur champion Ricky Barnes, 2018 Sahalee Players champion
Cole Madey, and former world long drive champ Jamie Sadlowski all missed the cut for the Final Stage.
Plantation, Fla. (25 qualifiers)
74 professionals (and no amateurs) competed at Plantation Preserve Golf Club. Among the notable qualifiers were former NCAA Division II champ
Chandler Blanchet, recent Ohio State graduate
Will Grimmer, and both of Lexi Thompson's brothers: Curtis (who was medalist) and Nicholas.
2001 U.S. Amateur champion Bubba Dickerson and recent LSU graduate and 2018 U.S. Open low amateur
Luis Gagne both fell short of qualifying.
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