2013 European Tour Qualifying School graduates

This is a list of the 27 players who earned their 2014 European Tour card through Q School in 2013.[1][2]

#PlayerEuropean Tour
starts
Cuts
made
Notes
1 Spain Carlos del Moral 128 61 2 Challenge Tour wins
2 Paraguay Fabrizio Zanotti 164 82 1 Challenge Tour win
3 Italy Marco Crespi 16 5 2 Challenge Tour wins
4 France Gary Stal 13 7 2 Challenge Tour wins
T5 Sweden Mikael Lundberg 260 119 2 European Tour wins
T5 France Adrien Saddier 1 0
T5 United States John Hahn 1 1
T8 United States Connor Arendell 0 0
T8 Australia Wade Ormsby 173 84 1 Asian Tour win
T8 Wales Stuart Manley 123 44 1 Challenge Tour win
T8 England James Morrison 124 62 1 European Tour win
T12 England James Heath 56 18 1 Challenge Tour win
T12 England Simon Wakefield 316 157 1 Challenge Tour win, 1 Sunshine Tour win
T12 Sweden Jens Dantorp 4 4 1 Challenge Tour win
T12 United States Brinson Paolini 0 0 1 Challenge Tour win
T12 Sweden Patrik Sjöland 352 201 2 European Tour wins
T17 Republic of Ireland Kevin Phelan 5 1
T17 Denmark Andreas Hartø 57 24 3 Challenge Tour wins
T17 England Daniel Brooks 26 7
T17 Belgium Thomas Pieters 3 2
T17 Denmark Lucas Bjerregaard 1 1
T22 United States Jason Knutzon 89 48 2 Asian Tour wins
T22 Finland Mikko Korhonen 47 32
T22 Argentina Estanislao Goya 137 73 1 European Tour wins
T22 Scotland Jack Doherty 8 1
T22 England Adam Gee 30 12
T22 Scotland Alastair Forsyth 355 227 2 European Tour wins

     2014 European Tour rookie

2014 Results

PlayerStartsCuts
made
Best
finish
Money list
rank
Earnings (€)
Spain Carlos del Moral 29 14 4 113 217,778
Paraguay Fabrizio Zanotti 27 18 Win 38 1,046,154
Italy Marco Crespi* 26 12 Win 105 241,717
France Gary Stal 25 21 T8 89 294,998
Sweden Mikael Lundberg 24 12 Win 96 269,690
France Adrien Saddier* 27 15 T6 127 176,547
United States John Hahn* 22 12 T3 120 197,124
United States Connor Arendell* 13 3 T20 219 19,073
Australia Wade Ormsby 28 22 T4 51 790,559
Wales Stuart Manley 29 12 T2 125 182,305
England James Morrison 28 21 T4 88 302,098
England James Heath 23 13 T9 151 111,257
England Simon Wakefield 26 11 T7 142 135,575
Sweden Jens Dantorp* 23 9 T16 154 85,408
United States Brinson Paolini* 23 5 T12 177 50,103
Sweden Patrik Sjöland 17 9 T26 168 61,957
Republic of Ireland Kevin Phelan* 26 10 3 129 174,382
Denmark Andreas Hartø 26 6 T7 163 73,299
England Daniel Brooks 24 10 Win 140 138,641
Belgium Thomas Pieters* 27 10 T2 83 332,371
Denmark Lucas Bjerregaard* 26 17 T4 90 291,549
United States Jason Knutzon 21 14 T13 149 119,040
Finland Mikko Korhonen 21 13 T12 128 174,775
Argentina Estanislao Goya 21 12 T18 141 136,954
Scotland Jack Doherty* 22 11 T32 175 51,630
England Adam Gee 23 13 T12 150 117,527
Scotland Alastair Forsyth 24 10 T23 157 83,020

* European Tour rookie in 2014
T = Tied
     The player retained his European Tour card for 2016 (finished inside the top 110, or won).
     The player did not retain his European Tour card for 2016, but retained conditional status (finished between 111–147).
     The player did not retain his European Tour card for 2015 (finished outside the top 147).

Winners on the European Tour in 2014

No. Date Player Tournament Winning score Margin of victory Runner(s)-up
1 6 Apr Italy Marco Crespi NH Collection Open −10 (70-73-66-69=278) 2 strokes Spain Jordi García Pinto
Scotland Richie Ramsay
2 11 May England Daniel Brooks Madeira Islands Open - Portugal - BPI −9 (68-67=135)1 Playoff Scotland Scott Henry
3 8 Jun Sweden Mikael Lundberg Lyoness Open −12 (67-68-76-65=276) Playoff Austria Bernd Wiesberger
4 29 Jun Paraguay Fabrizio Zanotti BMW International Open −19 (72-67-65-65=269) Playoff Spain Rafael Cabrera-Bello
France Grégory Havret
Sweden Henrik Stenson

1 Event shortened to 36 holes due to poor weather

Runners-up on the European Tour in 2014

No.DatePlayerTournamentWinnerWinning scoreRunner-up score
1 8 Dec 2013 Wales Stuart Manley
lost in three-man playoff
Hong Kong Open Spain Miguel Ángel Jiménez −12 (70-67-65-66=268) −12 (67-67-66-68=268)
2 18 May Belgium Thomas Pieters
lost in three-man playoff
Open de España Spain Miguel Ángel Jiménez −4 (69-73-69-73=284) −4 (69-69-71-75=284)

See also

References

  1. "Moral victory for Carlos in dramatic Q-School finale". PGA European Tour. 15 November 2013. Retrieved 20 November 2013.
  2. "Final Qualifying Stage – Leaderboard". PGA European Tour. Retrieved 20 November 2013.

External links

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