2019 European Tour Q-School final results: Prize money payout, leaderboard, who earned status

The 2019 European Tour Q-School final leaderboard is headed by winner Benjamin Poke, who came out the winner of the six-round final stage of the Q-School at Lumine Golf Club in Tarragona, Spain.

Poke won the event by six shots on 26-under 403, beating out Frenchman Gregory Havret. Alejandro Canizares finished in third, while SSP Chawrasia finished in fourth place.

In total, 28 players earned European Tour status for 2020, giving them entry into most full-field European Tour events. The top 25 players and ties earn cards.

European Tour Q-School recap notes

Q-School final stage is played as six consecutive rounds, with the field seeking to finish inside the top 25 and ties in the final leaderboard.

There was a cut after four rounds to the top 70 and ties to make it a little easier to get the field through the difficult final rounds to maintain status.

Matteo Manassero was cut after four rounds, only beating two players in the field. Manassero was once ranked inside the top 25 of the Official World Golf Ranking.

Sihwan Kim and Johannes Veerman were the two American players to earn European Tour status through Q-School final stage.

2019 European Tour Q-School final leaderboard, results and prize money payouts

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