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LPGA Q-School players lost thousands after postponement. Now they’re demanding answers

Competitors participating in the second stage of the LPGA qualifying tournament found themselves out thousands of dollars for travel arrangements following a sudden postponement last month. The seventy-two hole competition faced cancellation merely ninety minutes into its initial practice session due to unplayable course conditions.

Affected athletes formed a massive messaging group to demand answers and seek partial reimbursement for steep entry fees, which range between thirty-five hundred and forty-five hundred dollars depending on their exemption status. The organization ultimately issued a one-thousand-dollar refund that competitors viewed as an admission of misstep rather than a true fix for their financial setbacks.

The revised tournament schedule brings the field back to the venue this week for another attempt at advancing toward final qualifying.

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