One To Go For Revell

May 26, 2011 Scott MacLeod Tee Shots

With three rounds in the rear-view mirror, Brad Revell of Kingston is within reach of this week’s goal – to earn playing status on the Canadian Tour.  The 2-time former Ontario Junior Champion made the jump to the pro ranks early last summer but has yet to find a home where he can play a steady stretch of golf.  That may all change tomorrow.

In tough scoring conditions, on Thursday Revell added a 72 to his three round tally at the Canadian Tour’s Spring Qualifying School being held in Parksville, British Columbia.  Scores of 71, 76, and 72 put him at three over par for the tournament and in a tie for 5th place.  At the end of the day on Friday the top five players will be fully exempt for the 2011 Canadian Tour while the next five will earn non-exempt status.  Revell wants to be part of that group.

The Cataraqui Golf & Country Club member has faced many challenges on his way to where he is today.  It’s safe to say that with a card earned tomorrow, there will be a lot be be thankful for, and more than a few things to reflect upon.  Hopefully he can make that happen with another strong round that would really help him kick off his professional career in earnest.

At the same time as Revell will be grinding for a card, there is an equally compelling story at Q-School this week that will be of interest to many golf fans.

A third round score of 68 has pushed Isabelle “Izzy” Beisiegel into contention for a card as well.  Now in ninth place, if Beisiegel does earn a card tomorrow she will be, as far as we are aware, the first women to qualify for a predominantly male professional golf tour through a qualifying tournament.  “Today felt like a miracle, I just need to take the same approach tomorrow, focus on each shot and let God determine the result,” said an elated Beisiegel after her round.

For more on Beisiegel and her interesting journey as a golfer be sure to check out her website.

PARKSVILLE , British Columbia – Scores Thursday from the third round of the Spring Qualifying School, at the 7,018, par-72 Morningstar Golf Course (a-denotes amateur)
Andrew Kelly

70

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73

–

69

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212
Jason Scrivener

71

–

72

–

74

—–

217
Phil Telliard

76

–

75

–

67

—–

218
Riley Wheeldon

66

–

74

–

78

—–

218
Brad Revell

71

–

76

–

72

—–

219
Brandon Harkins

73

–

74

–

72

—–

219
Clint Schiller

71

–

70

–

78

—–

219
Chris Killmer

74

–

71

–

75

—–

220
Izzy Beisiegel

75

–

78

–

68

—–

221
Ho Jae Choi (a)

74

–

78

–

70

—–

222
Ryan Keeney

73

–

73

–

77

—–

223
Mike Feuerstein

78

–

76

–

70

—–

224
Lucas Leibel

74

–

79

–

72

—–

225
Tyler Mancini

74

–

74

–

77

—–

225
Daniel Yoon

76

–

77

–

73

—–

226
Parker Lilly (a)

75

–

76

–

76

—–

227
Dean Walters

79

–

73

–

76

—–

228
Anton Raubenheimer

74

–

73

–

81

—–

228
Dexter Chan

80

–

77

–

72

—–

229
Kory Storer

74

–

79

–

77

—–

230
Ben Tewes

81

–

75

–

75

—–

231
Michael Knight

75

–

77

–

79

—–

231
Kyle Nicolson

76

–

85

–

73

—–

234
Corey Steger

76

–

80

–

78

—–

234
Jon Witrado

74

–

79

–

81

—–

234
Luke Henwood (a)

82

–

84

–

69

—–

235
Ryan Lecuyer

76

–

81

–

78

—–

235
Cory Schultz

81

–

79

–

76

—–

236
Sergio Abreu

73

–

82

–

82

—–

237
Chase Cronk

77

–

78

–

83

—–

238
Evan McCaughey

74

–

85

–

80

—–

239
Nik Petros

86

–

82

–

76

—–

244
Peter Israel

77

–

83

–

87

—–

247
Dale Watamaniuk

84

–

83

–

81

—–

248
Jeremy Greville

80

–

90

–

82

—–

252
Bryan Phelan

84

–

87

–

82

—–

253
Bronsen Teigen (a)

85

–

81

–

92

—–

258

THE FOLLOWING PLAYERS DID NOT QUALIFY
Tye Alexander

WD

–

–

–

–

—–

–
Isaac Weintraub

DQ

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–

–

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