All four Australasians remain alive at LPGA Q School
Su Oh – file photo Australian Golf Media
All four Australasians have made it into the second week of the LPGA Tour Q Series qualifying, the opening 72 holes in Mobile in Alabama leaving all four inside the required mark to advance to week two being played nearby.
The leading 70 of the original 100 players earn the right to move on to the second week.
Another 72 holes will be played this week, the goal of all to finish inside the top 45 at worst and gain or regain playing privileges for the 2023 LPGA Tour.
Su Oh leads the way as she chases a return to the LPGA Tour, the Victorian golfer in a share of 41st place, Queensland’s Robyn Choi 47th, while Queensland’s Karis Davidson and New Zealander Amelia Garvey are tied for 60th
The final 72 holes are played in Dothan in Alabama beginning this Thursday.
