That includes three LIV golfers playing their way on to the tour. Then there’s Philippe Katich, who only advanced to the final 36 holes of the six-round event thanks to Frank Kennedy’s no infamous DQ, then closed with a 66-62 to slip into T-14 when the top 15 and ties earn cards. But arguably the most impressive golfer to advance was Sweden’s Niklas Lemke. The 42-year-old shot a final-round 64 to also rise to T-14. More remarkably, he made an eagle and four birdies on his last six holes to advance. This is the fifth time in his career that Lemke has earned a DP World Tour card at Q-School.