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2019 Coca-Cola QLD PGA Championship City Golf Club 21 - 24 February FINAL FIELD (18.02.19) 2019 Coca-Cola QLD PGA Championship City Golf Club 21 - 24 February FINAL FIELD (18.02.19) Category 1: Winners of the PGATA OOM, AUS Open, AUS PGA Championship and the AUS Masters1 in thePeter years Senior 2014-2019 (season of victory and the following five (5) seasons) QLD Category 2: Winners of other Tier 1 Tournaments in the years 2017-2019 2 Daniel Nisbet QLD Category 3: Members ranked 2 – 30 from the Final 2018 PGATA OOM 3 James Nitties NSW 4 Harrison Endycott NSW 5 Callan O'Reilly NSW 6 Jarryd Felton WA 7 Ben Eccles VIC 8 Steven Jeffress NSW 9 Nick Flanagan NSW 10 Cameron John VIC 11 Daniel Gale NSW 12 David Bransdon VIC 13 Josh Younger VIC 14 Gareth Paddison NZL 15 Andrew Dodt QLD 16 Darren Beck NSW 17 Matthew Stieger NSW Category 4: Tournament Invites 18 Ben Ikin QLD 19 Mark Hensby NSW 20 Tim Hart QLD 21 Andre Stolz NSW 22 Ryan Gailey QLD 23 Kurt Barnes NSW 24 Mark Ryle (a) QLD 25 Anthony Timms (a) QLD 26 Quinnton Croker (a) QLD 27 Stephen Allan VIC 28 Kris Mueck VIC 29 David Micheluzzi (a) VIC Category 7: Exempt players from the co-Sanctioning/joint sanctioning partner for the Tournament in question and/ or exempt players from1. the Exempt National/Regional Amateurs body for the event in question 30 Joel Stahlhut (a) QLD 31 Jediah Morgan (a) QLD 32 Chris Crabtree (a) QLD 33 Lawry Flynn (a) QLD 2. State Exemptions 34 Andrew Bonhomme QLD 35 Terry Price QLD 36 Nelson Turner QLD 37 Samuel Eaves QLD 38 Matthew Guyatt QLD 39 Matthew Rogers QLD 40 Matt Britnell QLD 41 Todd Sinnott VIC 42 Grant Booth QLD Category 8: Winners of Tier 2 Tournaments in the years 2018-2019 43 Michael Long NZL 44 Daniel Fox WA Category 9: Members ranked 1-20 from the PGATA Career Money List 45 Peter Lonard NSW Category 10: Members ranked 31-50 from the Final 2018 PGATA OOM 46 Cory Crawford QLD 47 Max McCardle SA 48 Andrew Martin VIC 49 Mark Brown NZL 50 Maverick Antcliff QLD 51 Damien Jordan QLD 52 Michael Wright QLD 53 Christopher Wood QLD 54 Ryan Chisnall NZL 55 Blake Proverbs QLD 56 James Marchesani VIC 57 Braden Becker WA Category 11: Players ranked 2 - 5 from the most recent PGATA Q-School 58 James Anstiss NZL 59 Kade McBride QLD 60 Aaron Townsend NSW 61 Taylor Macdonald QLD Category 12: Members ranked 51-60 from the Final 2018 PGATA OOM 62 Travis Smyth NSW 63 Adam Burdett VIC 64 Peter Cooke SA 65 Deyen Lawson VIC 66 Scott Strange WA 67 Jordan Mullaney NSW Category 13: Leading 5 Members, not otherwise exempt through a higher Category, from the 2018 Final68 Tier 2 MoneyBrody Martin List (category does not slide) WA 69 Brett Rankin QLD 70 Rick Kulacz WA 71 Antonio Murdaca SA 72 Lincoln Tighe NSW Category 14: Winners of Tier 2 Tournaments in 2017 73 Michael Sim WA 74 Daniel Pearce NZL Category 16: Players 6-40 PGATA Q-School 75 Nathan Green NSW 76 Denzel Ieremia NZL 77 Brad Moules SA 78 Campbell Rawson NZL 79 Ruben Sondjaja NSW 80 Aaron Wilkin QLD 81 Martin Dive NSW 82 Andrew Evans NSW 83 Jack Munro QLD 84 Scott Arnold NSW 85 Charlie Dann QLD 86 Dale Williamson NSW 87 Douglas Klein QLD 88 Jack Wilson VIC 89 Chang Gi Lee KOR 90 Andrew Schonewille VIC 91 Ryan Lynch VIC 92 DJ Loypur VIC 93 Matthew Cheung HK 94 Shae Wools-Cobb QLD 95 Peter Wilson VIC 96 Theodore Coroneo NSW 97 Andrew Campbell NSW 98 Fraser MacLachlan NZL 99 Brady Watt WA 100 Daniel Hoeve WA 101 Benjamin Stowe NSW 102 Robbie Morrison WA 103 Cooper Geddes WA Category 17: Leading 10 players, to ceiling of 20th position, not otherwise exempt, from 2018 PGATA104 Pro AmAlex OOM Edge NSW 105 Jacob Boyce QLD 106 Dale Brandt-Richards NSW 107 Paul Hayden QLD 108 Ruben Lal VIC Category 18: Leading 3 players, not otherwise exempt, entered for the Tournament in question, from109 the TopOscar 10 of Cadenhead 2018 Final New Zealand OOM NZL Category 19: Leading 5 graduates, to a ceiling of 10th position, not otherwise exempt, from the 2018110 Final PGAAngus Trainee Porter National Averages QLD Category 20: Leading 5 PGA of Australia Trainees (with playing invite) 111 Frazer Droop VIC 112 Cooper Eccleston QLD 113 Tyron-Jaye Gooding-King QLD 114 Christopher Crooks QLD 115 James Betts VIC PRE-QUALIFYING 116 Anthony Marchesani VIC 117 Ben Ferguson WA 118 Bradley Doherty NSW 119 Matt Dowling VIC 120 Torie Blakemore NSW 121 Dylan Gardner (a) QLD 122 Nathan Miller NSW 123 James Mee (a) ACT 124 Scott Moir QLD 125 Garrett Skinner QLD 126 Rodney Hume QLD 127 Matt Coutts (a) QLD 128 Justin Morley (a) QLD 129 Marco Zirov NSW 130 Dylan Stollery NSW 131 Will Florimo (a) QLD 132 Jarrod Stirling QLD 133 Ian Esson QLD 134 James Macklin QLD 135 Jonathan Pepper QLD 136 Joel Shields NSW 137 Adam Kasa (a) NSW 138 James Grierson (a) NSW 139 Quinton Howe VIC 140 Chris Park (a) QLD 141 Elvis Smylie (a) QLD 142 Samuel Price QLD 143 Gavin Hay SCT 144 Daniel Morgan NSW 145 George Worrall NT 146 Steven Cox (a) QLD 147 Thammasack Bouahom QLD 148 David Gleeson QLD 149 Michael Hansen QLD 150 Wade Edwards (a) QLD 151 Joseph D'arcy NSW 152 Bradley Kivimets QLD 153 Nicholas Russell QLD 154 Matthew Field QLD 155 Troy Kennedy QLD 156 Hyunsik Kong (a) QLD RESREVES 1 Clayton Bridges NSW 2 Louis Brown QLD 3 Connor Edmonds (a) WA 4 Lewis Hoath (a) QLD 5 David Joyce VIC 6 Peter Glidden VIC.
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