The Big Break V: Hawaii - Big Break Players at 2006 LPGA Qualifying School

Big Break Players At 2006 LPGA Qualifying School

Six players from The Big Break V went to the 2006 LPGA Qualifying School, or Q-school, tournament in an attempt to earn playing privileges for the 2007 LPGA season. The top 12 finishers and ties earned exempt status for the 2006 season. The next 41 finishers received non-exempt status.

  • Jeanne Cho missed earning a fullly exempt tour card by one position and one stroke. She is at the top of the list of non-exempt players for the 2006 season.
  • Becky Lucidi finished 36th and earned non-exempt status.
  • Dana Lacey did not advance beyond sectional qualifying.
  • Ashley Prange finished 37th and earned non-exempt status.
  • Kristina Tucker finished 27th and earned non-exempt status.
  • Julie Wells did not advance beyond sectional qualifying.

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