Canada’s A.J. Ewart has secured an impressive third-place position at the PGA Tour Q-School. The tournament is taking place in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, and Ewart’s performance has him poised for a significant opportunity.
PGA Tour Q-School: A.J. Ewart’s Journey
Ewart, a 26-year-old golfer from Coquitlam, British Columbia, tied for third place after delivering a remarkable 3-under 67 in the third round. With this score, he is currently at a total of 10 under, placing him in contention for one of the coveted PGA Tour cards.
Final Round Implications
The final round on Sunday is critical as the top five players will earn PGA Tour cards for the upcoming season. Ewart finds himself in a tight competition, sharing the spot with two other players. The top leaderboard includes:
- Marcelo Rozo from Colombia at 11 under
- Ben Kohles from the U.S. also at 11 under
- A.J. Ewart tied for third at 10 under
Highlights of Ewart’s Performance
One of the standout moments for Ewart was achieving a hole-in-one during the second round on Friday. Additionally, he notched birdies on both the 16th and 17th holes during the third round, which helped him advance on the leaderboard.
Background and Career Progression
Ewart turned professional in 2023 and previously finished 15th on the third-tier PGA Tour Americas this season. His strong performance at Q-School could mark a significant step forward in his golfing career.
Other Competitors
Aside from Ewart, Ben Silverman from Thornhill, Ontario, and Adam Svensson from Surrey, British Columbia, are also competing. They are currently tied for 12th place at 8 under as they aim to retain their PGA Tour cards.
This tournament showcases the emerging talent in Canadian golf, with Ewart leading the way as he heads into the final round with aspirations of securing his place on the prestigious PGA Tour.
