Highlights | Round 3 | PGA TOUR Q-School

Check out the best shots of the day from Round 3 of the 2025 PGA TOUR Q-School presented by Korn Ferry, featuring Ben Kohles, Marcelo Rozo and A.J. Ewart, among others.

For the first time in a decade, PGA TOUR cards are up for grabs at the Final Stage of the PGA TOUR Q-School. Contested at TPC Sawgrass’ Dye’s Valley and Sawgrass Country Club, the top five finishers (and ties) from a field of 168 players will earn TOUR cards. Keita Nakajima will be in Florida this week, hoping to claim a spot on the PGA TOUR. He was ranked the No. 1 amateur for 87 weeks and has earned direct access to the Final Stage as the No. 1 player on the Japan Golf Tour. He’s made 11 career TOUR starts, including six this season, highlighted by a T12 at the 2022 ZOZO Championship, and he stands No. 94 on the Official World Golf Ranking. Sam Bennett will also be in Florida this week. The American had a Masters to remember this year as he played in the final group during the third round at Augusta National, en route to a T16 finish. He managed fifth place on the 2023 PGA TOUR University Ranking and claimed a T20 at the RBC Canadian Open back in June. Fred Biondi also had his sights set on the PGA TOUR. Biondi finished No. 2 on the 2023 PGA TOUR University Ranking, behind phenom Ludvig Åberg, and claimed back-to-back top-25 finishes recently on the TOUR at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship and The RSM Classic. Others to look out for are Aldrich Potgieter, Hayden Springer and Marcus Byrd.

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out of grouping. We had five players at seven under par through 36 holes. AJ Uert Canadian rolls this in at the fifth having himself a great week. He moves to nine under par with that birdie ties him side a John Pac and Trevor Con at the fifth as well. A player with a ton of PJ tour experience and he follows him in for birdie. Couple of great birdies there at the fifth left hole location. Roso made a push at the end of this year on the cornfry tour. Beautiful shot. Yeah. Played solid in the finals. The 36y old from Colombia. Opportunity to tie for the lead. Shouldn’t be much to this. Oh, he gets it to sneak in that left side. That’ll do for Roso. Ability just for players to get on the PGA Tour with that exactly five cards. So, as we’ve mentioned a couple times already, potential for a playoff. This a guy that understands the pressures of Q school. Toasty rolling that in. Mitchell Meisner. Yeah, we have followed so much in terms of cornfairy tour play. Why isn’t it perfect courses for him here this week? Actually talked to him. He’s a neighbor of mine. Yeah. Adam Spencson. But look here at nine. Come on now. Come on now. Oh yeah. Yes sir. Spencing CJ C bar Nelson also a playoff Pendri Eagles. Now this one’s pretty good. Really good. Pitching it in. Talk about rare birdies. That is lovely at eight. Su lengthy one. trying to copy partner. Another one. Those two birdies at eight was pitching from the other side of the green. I mean, it’s not missing from this point. Just easy to read from whole high apparently Shane and there were three birdies here for the entire just earlier dosi at 11 for the big bird. tight hole location on that left side. I mean, OB comes into play for some of these approach shots. No issues there for Doss. He rolls it in. Gets him within two. Dossi Spencson. Spencson does have a PGA Tour victory. That’s a great shot right there. I mean, few years back and beautiful swing here. Control that. Try to pay this off. Lost some weight, hadn’t he? Look at spelt. Spelt. Exactly. Spin spelt. Those are the only maybe the only two SV words in the world, right? Spencenelt sinks. Go to 11 after that great par save. Roso in the fairway giving it a rip. Opportunity for a birdie here at the par five. Not known for his length, but if you’re going to miss here, that is ideal. Get within one. and walks it in. Great parse back at 10. Excellent here at 11. See in contention for one of the cards here this week. Yeah, one at the Scarlet course a couple years ago on the Cornferryy Tour. Now Kim 13. Yeah, good read. Good roll. Finally, we see a putt go down here in the coverage and just off the side of the 13th green. This would be for a birdie. Scrambling great this week. Beautiful. gets it to go. Another great shot for Ben Coohl’s Dice Valley tomorrow. Shot 67 there a day ago. Roso now at 15. Good line. Good roll. How about it? Roso roll. That’s really cool. That is really cool. How about that? Just not that easy, James. And he’s been very comfortable coming back. Roso over the top of the flag stick here at 16. This one’s pretty quick. Well judged. Really well judged. How about another mate? Two in a row from distance from Roso. That’s about 65 ft of putts made in the last two holes. Absolutely no chance. Wide here at 16. Start making a couple. He heard you, Shane. And we’ve talked about the incredible story from played last year as well up to 17. Shore out of position 429 yard par4 and out of 17. Adam Spenson, another player that spent his collegiate days at Bear University. Right over the top of it, Spencson have a shorty for birdie. But what’s the number that makes me get a PGA Tour card? And then I had to snap out of it. Say, you’re playing too good. Stop thinking about that number. It’s just hard to avoid. Roso’s playing excellent golf. A chance to tie for the lead if that goes. Milo Jagus. 43y old loving this one as he should. And they’re tight as well. Only sitting at nine under par. Come tomorrow. Nine under par. He’s going to be in a fiveway playoff for one PGA Tour card. So if it was to finish now and that is exceptional from Park all the way down that left side. Excellent angle taking full advantage. Oh, look at that approach. Nearly hold it. Another one of those holes. You can decide off the tea. How far do I want to push it down next? Want to stay aggressive to this right hole location because there’s a bowl on that left side. You don’t want to catch that. Got to give yourself a birdie opportunity. This is getable. Okay. Going to get away with it. did not like the strike, but it’s going to work out. Right. You were able was able to see that through cones. Never missing after that approach. One arm hated it. Disgusted. Pick it up. Neo at 17. Can he copy U? Yes, he can. Everyone just off the green. Tricky spot. Plenty of good school. Plenty of green to work with, but still not easy to There we go. Rare birdie at 18. [Music] Got to love that. Man loves his 67s. Are the young kids watching? Are they watching? Are they watching? You like that? 124 yds for Uert. There’s a little slope on the right side of flag you can use to work it towards the hole. That one. That’s the one. Quite an easy putt to read. It’s all about the speed. Get it there. Another one. How about these putts on the back nine? Wow. Marcelo’s been red hot with the putter 65. A birdie here at the final hole even though it was for a par and it was carrying some speed too. This misses you got six to 8 ft coming back. So in the bottom never looked like missing really. Wow. So there you have it and you said it. I mean that this would be five for five come tomorrow. That’s not going to be the case. Of course things will move and shake as they did today. Spence with that 63 today moving up the board. Going to have an opportunity tomorrow. Matt Atkins right there after a slow start on Thursday. Adam Spencson, ton of ton of professional experience. He’s right there at 8 under par. Chan Kim trying to find form late in his 2025. Right now it’s two players at 11 and three at 10 under par.