US EditionGolf Life Changes After 1st Tour Win, but Davis Thompson Still Himself Heading Into JDC
SILVIS, ILLINOIS, JUL 1 – Petr Hrubý becomes the second Czech golfer to qualify for a PGA Tour event, reflecting the increasing presence of Czech players in international golf tournaments.
- Following UK final regional qualifying that offered 20 spots, Petr Hrubý secured one to compete at the John Deere Classic.
- Petr Hrubý qualified through UK regional qualifiers, becoming the second Czech golfer to compete in a PGA Tour event at the John Deere Classic in Silvis, Illinois.
- The John Deere Classic may serve as a final qualifier for the British Open, with the Official World Golf Ranking next week determining spots, impacting Open qualification pathways.
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The Quad-City TimesGolf life changes after 1st Tour win, but Davis Thompson still himself heading into JDC
Davis Thompson is still figuring out how his first PGA Tour victory at the 2024 John Deere Classic is affecting his career, but is looking forward to next week's title defense at TPC Deere Run in Silvis.
The Daily Gazette
A quiet week in golf before big events head to Europe
One week after every major tour was in action, only the PGA Tour and European tour among the main tours have tournaments. The PGA Tour is at the John Deere Classic with a field that includes Jason Day and Ben…
Petr Hrubý became the second Czech golfer in history to qualify for a PGA Tour event. He qualified for the John Deere Classic, which begins on Thursday at the course in Silvis, Illinois. The 24-year-old Hrubý shot 64, eight under par, and qualified in a tie for second place.
Petr Hrubý became the second Czech golfer in history to make it to the PGA Tour. He qualified for the John Deere Classic, which begins on Thursday at the course in Silvis, Illinois.
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