Spaniard Pablo Ereno emerged as the winner of the DP World Tour Qualifying School after a consistent performance across four days at the event. His rounds of 68-66-68-68 saw him finish at 18 under par, securing a one-stroke victory over Scotsman Craig Howie.
Craig Howie Finishes Strong in Second Place
Craig Howie, who had led the tournament for the first three rounds with scores of 64-67-69, was unable to maintain his lead in the final round. Despite carding a closing one under par 71, Howie ended the competition in second place at 17 under par.
Nicholas Infanti Claims Third Spot
American golfer Nicholas Infanti also had an impressive week, finishing one stroke behind Howie with a score of 16 under par. His performance secured him a spot in the Second Stage of the DP World Tour Qualifying School.
Qualification and Next Stage Details
The top 16 players, scoring 10 under par or better, earned progression to the Second Stage. These players will now have the opportunity to compete for a spot on the DP World Tour and will also receive full playing status on the HotelPlanner Tour for the 2026 season.
The Second Stage of the DP World Tour Qualifying School will be held at four venues across Spain from October 30 to November 2, 2025.
Qualified Players for Second Stage
- Pablo Ereno (ESP)
- Craig Howie (SCO)
- Nicholas Infanti (USA)
- Anton Karlsson (SWE)
- Tyle Wood (NZL)
- John-Ross Galbraith (NIR)
- Tim Ford (ENG)
- Griffin Rhoads (USA)
- Tee-k Kelly (USA)
- James Wilson (ENG)
- Velten Meyer (GER)
- Scotty Kennon (USA)
- Ashley Chesters (ENG)
- Robert Dinwiddie (ENG)
- Viraj Garewal (USA)
- Luke Schniederjans (USA)
These 16 golfers have secured their spots and will compete in the upcoming Second Stage, marking an exciting opportunity to join the ranks of the DP World Tour and establish their professional careers.
