Qualifying School survivor Jason Scrivener makes his first start on European soil this week when he joins rookie Todd Sinnott and veteran Terry Pilkadaris at the Madeira Islands Open in Portugal.

The 26-year-old West Australian has so far played two events
in the South African swing of the Tour, as well as the Indian Open, for two
made cuts and more than €23,000 in earnings.

Scrivener and Andrew Dodt both earned their 2015 cards at
last year’s Q-School and Dodt has already cashed in on his opportunity with a
win at the Thailand Classic last month.

For Sinnott this week marks his fourth consecutive European
Tour start having also received sponsor’s invitations to the three
co-sanctioned South African events.

The 22-year-old has made a promising start to his
Professional career making two of the three cuts and improving his results each
week.

Pilkadaris, who plays the secondary Challenge Tour in
Europe, makes his first appearance of the 2015 season at a tournament which has
been sanctioned by both the European and Challenge Tours since 2011.

The West Australian has played the event three times
previously but is yet to make the cut, a record he will be keen to change this
week.