Jacopo Vecchi Fossa, Lorenzo Scalise, and Matteo Cristoni completed Stage 2 of the DP World Tour Qualifying School, which took place on four Spanish courses, and advanced to the final.
At the Golf Las Pinaillas (par 71) in Albacete, Vecchi Fossa finished fifth with a 272 (66 70 68 68, -12) and Scalise ninth with a 274 (71 66 68 69, -10). Lucas Nicolas Fallotico, 35th with a 281 (-3), Alessandro Nodari, and Mattia Comotti, 44th with a 283 (-1), were left out. Quentin Debove of France won with a 264 (-20) ahead of Kim Koivu of Finland and Jack Hawksby of England, second with 266 (-18).
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At Desert Springs Golf Club (par 72) in Almera, Matteo Cristoni, 16th with a 278 (74 69 67 67, -10), entered the top 24 after gaining 12 spots in the final round. Frenchman Robin Sciot-Siegrist and Swede Oliver Gillberg tied for first place with a 269 (-19).
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At Isla Canela Links (par 71) in Huelva, Enrico Di Nitto, 25th with a 273 (66 69 69 69, -11), failed to qualify in a ten-man playoff for five spots. Aron Zemmer also missed out, 60th with a 282 (-2). Americans Ben Warian and Spencer Tibbits finished in first place with a 264 (-20).
At the Fontanals Golf Club (par 71) in Girona, New Zealander Tyler Wood won with a 264 (-20), ahead of Chilean Gabriel Morgan, who finished second with a 265 (-19). Filippo Bergamaschi withdrew after the third round.
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The final will also take place in Spain, at the Infinitum Golf (Lakes & Hills Courses) in Tarragona, from November 7 to 12, over 108 holes. The 156 players starting in the top 72 will alternate between the two courses, then the top 65 finishers and those tied for 65th will complete the competition at the Lakes Course. At the end of the tournament, the top 20 finishers and those tied for 20th will receive a full-time card for the 2026 DP World Tour, while others will receive a lower category for the main circuit and a card for the 2026 Challenge Tour. And this is all about theQS DP World Tour.
