LPGA Q-School postponement leaves players seeking refunds in Florida

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Last updated Nov 2, 2026

LPGA Q-School postponement leaves players seeking refunds in Florida
Summary

The LPGA Qualifying School's second stage in Venice, Florida, was postponed after only 90 minutes of practice due to unplayable conditions. Players incurred significant expenses, often exceeding $3,000, on travel and accommodations. The LPGA has offered a $1,000 refund, prompting a group of players to request additional partial refunds to cover their entry fees. Players are returning to compete from November 3-6, with reduced fields and ongoing concerns about course conditions stemming from recent heavy rainfall.

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  • •Players lost thousands in travel costs due to postponement.
  • •The original event was scheduled for October 13-16 but has been rescheduled to November 3-6.
  • •The LPGA's initial refund offer of $1,000 was met with requests for more from the players.
  • •The field size has been reduced from 204 to 198 players for the rescheduled stage.
  • •Course conditions continue to be a concern following heavy rainfall.
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  • 6:01 PMYahoo Sports — LPGA Q-School players lost thousands after postponement. Now they’re demanding answers
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The total entry fee cost for three stages of Q-Series can be as much as $6,500.

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