Q-Series awarded LPGA status to 50 players for the season 2024. Robyn Chloi, from Australia, won $15,000 for her 29-under total in six rounds.
The event was cut from its traditional eight rounds and held at Robert Trent Jones Magnolia Grove Golf Club in Mobile, Alabama. The week began with 104 players and the cut was done after 72 holes. The top 20 players and those tied for the first place earned Category 14, while those finishing from T-23-T-45 received Category 15.
Lauren Hartlage made the biggest move of the day, moving from T-60 up to 16th place with a final 63.
Hartlage said, “I had to go back to Q-School the last two years to get my card back.” “I’m excited to be back on the LPGA course this time because I feel I’m learning more about how it works.”
This week, LPGA veteran Jennifer Song was joined by her good friend Amy Yang. Yang won the CME Group Tour Championship and $2 million as first prize last month. Song tied for 17th place to get her card back.
Song said, “I got 200 percent more confidence from her.” It’s been a long, stressful week. I knew that I could play the game well, but I wanted to relax. A friend was exactly what I needed.
Yang continued: “You’re right, Jennifer. She prepared everything. Her game was ready to play at home. I only needed to talk about other things and make her comfortable.
I really didn’t do anything else.
Take a look at 50 of the players who have earned LPGA status in 2024.
