Aberdeen’s Gemma Dryburgh has earned a spot on the LPGA Tour for the 2022 season.
The 28-year-old made it through a gruelling eight-round qualifier in Dothan, Alabama to finish tied 22nd on nine under.
Needing to finish inside the top 45 and ties to earn her card, Dryburgh shot a closing round of one-over 73.
Meanwhile, Nethy Bridge’s Hannah McCook was one of six Scots to progress to next week’s Ladies European Tour Q School final at La Manga.
McCook, who has recently returned following a lengthy period out after undergoing hip surgery, finished tied 21st in the pre-qualifier on four over after rounds of 74, 73, 74 and 71 to earn her place in the Q School final at the same venue.
LET Pre-Q done and dusted ✅
So good to be back playing an LET event. Thank you so much to those who helped me get to that first tee.
Jane Turner was the leading Scot on three under to finish tied eighth. Hazel MacGarvie (+4), Clara Young (+5), Tara Mactaggart and Rachael Taylor (both +10) among the 75 players to qualify.
Gemma Dryburgh earns LPGA Tour status; Hannah McCook reaches LET Q School final
