European Tour Q-School Final Stage Preview

156 players will battle it out over six rounds at Lumine Golf Club in Spain

European Tour Q-School Final Stage Preview

156 players will battle it out over six rounds across both courses at Lumine Golf Club in Spain

European Tour Q-School Final Stage Preview

156 European Tour hopefuls will battle it out across Lumine Mediterránea Beach & Golf Community in Spain for a chance to earn playing rights for the 2019 season.

Last year's winner was England's Sam Horsfield who shot 27 under par for the six rounds. Horsfield is currently 49th in the Race to Dubai and has booked his spot at the season-ending DP World Tour Championship.

The 156 hopefuls will tee it up over both of Lumine's layouts - the 6,900 yard Greg Norman-designed Lakes course and the more tree-lined and undulating Hills course.

The 18th green on the Lake Course

Water features on 13 holes on the Lakes course, including the 524-yard par-5 18th that will inevitably see acts of heroism and heartbreak as the week plays out.

The Hills’ 18th hole also offers an equalling exciting climax, with the water and bunkers guarding a driveable green.

There will surely be a range of scores on both holes from eagles to double bogeys.

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Calle Carlsson, Lumine General Manager, commented: “We are delighted to have been chosen to conclude The European Tour Qualifying School. It is wonderful that Lumine has proved itself to the European Tour, year on year, as a fitting stage for such an important and historic event.

"Undoubtedly, this is testament to the hard work the team has put in over the years in preparing a fair but challenging test for some of the finest golfing prospects.

“There’s something unique about the atmosphere of European Tour Qualifying School Final Stage,” continued Carlsson.

“Not only for the competitors but in terms of the preparations, too. We have 36 holes to prepare immaculately, and when you know that a player’s career could be decided by a single shot, there’s certainly an added ‘spice’!

"We have worked hard with The European Tour to ensure the Lumine test is as fair as possible, but also fitting to find the players who are ready for golf’s biggest stage.”

Stay up to date with all the action, and behind-the-scenes insight by following Lumine’s social media channels: Twitter: @LumineGolf and Facebook: @LumineGolf.

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