The Legends Tour Qualifying School is conducted at the end of each season to establish which players, not otherwise exempt, will gain their playing privileges on the Legends Tour for the following season through a qualifying competition.
The Qualifying School is usually conducted in early January:
Qualifying School is a test of character and skill for those professionals who are seeking to regain a tournament exemption category or improve on their existing exemption category for the following season and those amateurs who are embarking on their professional careers.
(a) Eligibility
a) Eligibility The PGA of Australia Legends Tour Qualifying School is open to:
i) All professional golfers who have reached 50 years of age on or before 30 June (new season)* and
ii) All amateur golfers who have reached 50 years of age on or before 30 June (new season)* and have a handicap of 2.5 or less under the Handicapping Scheme adopted by the recognised authority controlling golf in the country from which they elect to enter. (NB: Please refer to section relating to amateur status)
*Successful qualifiers will only be eligible to compete in PGA Legends Events on reaching 50 years of age. Exemptions are for the new season only.
The following information is provided as a guide for those players considering entering the Qualifying School. For information on the upcoming Legends Tour Qualifying School please visit the Legends Tour Schedule page and navigate to the year you require information about.
Should you have any additional questions please contact the Legends Tour Coordinator, PGA of Australia Tournament Division, [email protected]