Peter Lawrie

coylemj

denishurley wrote: »

He has an exemption to the final stage at the end of this month

He's currently 124th on the R2D rankings, only the top 60 after the BMW Masters (this week) get to play in the World Tour Championship in Dubai at the end of the month - there are no exemptions or invitations, you're either in (the top 60) or not.

There is one remaining way for him to get to Dubai and that's by playing in and finishing well up the leaderboard in the BMW Masters this week but he would only get playing with an invitation as he's way too far down the R2D rankings to get in on merit - they have currently filled three of the four available invitation slots: Justin Rose, Paul McGinley and John Daly (USA) are listed so there's one slot to be filled.

pistol_75

coylemj wrote:

There is one remaining way for him to get to Dubai and that's by playing in and finishing well up the leaderboard in the BMW Masters this week but he would only get playing with an invitation as he's way too far down the R2D rankings to get in on merit - they have currently filled three of the four available invitation slots: Justin Rose, Paul McGinley and John Daly (USA) are listed so there's one slot to be filled.

coylemj wrote:

He's currently 124th on the R2D rankings, only the top 60 after the BMW Masters (this week) get to play in the World Tour Championship in Dubai at the end of the month - there are no exemptions or invitations, you're either in (the top 60) or not.

The original poster is referring to sn excemption into the final stage of Q school.

abff

coylemj wrote: »

He's currently 124th on the R2D rankings, only the top 60 after the BMW Masters (this week) get to play in the World Tour Championship in Dubai at the end of the month - there are no exemptions or invitations, you're either in (the top 60) or not.

There is one remaining way for him to get to Dubai and that's by playing in and finishing well up the leaderboard in the BMW Masters this week but he would only get playing with an invitation as he's way too far down the R2D rankings to get in on merit - they have currently filled three of the four available invitation slots: Justin Rose, Paul McGinley and John Daly (USA) are listed so there's one slot to be filled.

Final stage of Q School.

denishurley

Yes, I was referring to the final stage of qualifying school, the post directly before mine asked the question regarding that

coylemj

denishurley wrote: »

Yes, I was referring to the final stage of qualifying school, the post directly before mine asked the question regarding that

Missed that, the page break and 15 day gap between the question and your post threw me!

vienne86

He only missed out by one stroke last year, so here's hoping he can make it.

A New earth

Playing in Q School today, 8.40 Irish Time, playing with Kenny Ferrie & Peter Whiteford

vienne86

A New earth wrote: »

Playing in Q School today, 8.40 Irish Time, playing with Kenny Ferrie & Peter Whiteford

Any way of getting score updates?

First Up

vienne86 wrote: »

Any way of getting score updates?

Suspect it will be like previous qualifying rounds where scores just posted after they finish. Doubt we'll get hole by hole updates. Nothing on ET website except tee times.
Unless someone posts news on Twitter or Facebook I'd say we just have to wait.

A New earth

No there's a full hole by hole leader board, Peter parred the first 3 holes.

http://www.europeantour.com/europeantour/qualifying/season=2015/tournamentid=2015995/leaderboard/index.html#ckczLZgRgeZmbcPa.97

vienne86

A New earth wrote: »

No there's a full hole by hole leader board, Peter parred the first 3 holes.

http://www.europeantour.com/europeantour/qualifying/season=2015/tournamentid=2015995/leaderboard/index.html#ckczLZgRgeZmbcPa.97

Updating is slow, but better than nothing.

vienne86

+4 for Peter today. I would say that that seems to be that.

abff

He's 10 over after 12 holes today and in last place on 13 over. Difficult to see where he can go from here, but I guess his Category 16 membership would get him a few starts next season.

Speak Now

abff wrote: »

He's 10 over after 12 holes today and in last place on 13 over. Difficult to see where he can go from here, but I guess his Category 16 membership would get him a few starts next season.

Better Category than last season I suppose although with Sponsors invites he was practically on a full card.

vienne86

Jerry Seinfeld wrote: »

Better Category than last season I suppose although with Sponsors invites he was practically on a full card.

He had lots of chances to get himself a card for this season. He's +13 for today. Very hard to figure out what is going on with him.

Speak Now

vienne86 wrote: »

He had lots of chances to get himself a card for this season. He's +13 for today. Very hard to figure out what is going on with him.

Looks like he shot 86 and NR.

vienne86

Jerry Seinfeld wrote: »

Looks like he shot 86 and NR.

Disqualified is what it says. I wonder what happened.

pistol_75

vienne86 wrote: »

Disqualified is what it says. I wonder what happened.

He wasn't happy with a drop he took according to reports. Could be another way of saying get me to hell out of here :cool:

abff

pistol_75 wrote: »

He wasn't happy with a drop he took according to reports. Could be another way of saying get me to hell out of here :cool:

Sad end to the season for him.

pistol_75

Quote from interview.

"I won't give up," said Lawrie, who expects to get around 22 starts next year - having finishing 124th in the Race to Dubai - on the back of receiving some 17 sponsors' invitations.

"I have never been a giver-upper, so I will carry on and I will play next year though apart from the Irish Open, I won't be seeking invites. I have had my fair share and it's time for somebody else to get them."

vienne86

pistol_75 wrote: »

Quote from interview.

"I won't give up," said Lawrie, who expects to get around 22 starts next year - having finishing 124th in the Race to Dubai - on the back of receiving some 17 sponsors' invitations.

"I have never been a giver-upper, so I will carry on and I will play next year though apart from the Irish Open, I won't be seeking invites. I have had my fair share and it's time for somebody else to get them."

Fair enough - he got a great lot of invites this year.

A New earth

Alfred Dunhill Championship in South Africa.

Peter began the first event of the 2016 season hoping for a change in his fortunes but after opening with a triple bogey seven and a 79 on Thursday, he didn’t tee it up in round two due to food poisoning.
That brought a disappointing year to an end, even though it marked the start of the new European Tour season.
Peter failed to win back his full card at Q-School and while he’ll still get around 20 starts next season as he's got the same category as Phelan and Ruaidhri McGee) for 2016 despite missing out at PGA Catalunya

vienne86

A New earth wrote: »

Alfred Dunhill Championship in South Africa.

Peter began the first event of the 2016 season hoping for a change in his fortunes but after opening with a triple bogey seven and a 79 on Thursday, he didn’t tee it up in round two due to food poisoning.
That brought a disappointing year to an end, even though it marked the start of the new European Tour season.
Peter failed to win back his full card at Q-School and while he’ll still get around 20 starts next season as he's got the same category as Phelan and Ruaidhri McGee) for 2016 despite missing out at PGA Catalunya

Thanks for that - unfortunate start to the season.

denishurley

Peter's first event since the Dunhill is in the Tshwane Open in Pretoria, starting tomorrow

Speak Now

denishurley wrote: »

Peter's first event since the Dunhill is in the Tshwane Open in Pretoria, starting tomorrow

+ 6 after round 1.

vienne86

Speak Now wrote: »

+ 6 after round 1.

That's very disappointing. He just can't seem to get it together. I wonder is it time to retire.

The Premier Man

Finished +12...last year he looked promising in several early season tournaments especially on the Thursday and Friday, seemed to fall away over the weekend but this year has got off to an awful start.Missing the cut by around 9 shots really must destroy your confidence

First Up

The Premier Man wrote: »

Finished +12...last year he looked promising in several early season tournaments especially on the Thursday and Friday, seemed to fall away over the weekend but this year has got off to an awful start.Missing the cut by around 9 shots really must destroy your confidence

Bad day all round for the Irish boys. Phelan blew it after getting into a good position and will miss by one. McGee withdrew.

vienne86

Very disappointing week for the Irish in South Africa - at least we have plenty of interest in the PGA tour this week.

Goldenjohn

Looking at he Stats for the 2 days ....driving 10/28 fairways hit and scrambling 4/18. Cant seem to build any platform off the tee.