Five Things to Know: 2025 DP World Tour Qualifying School Final Stage
It's a high-stakes week in Spain as golfers face the demanding six-day Final Stage of the DP World Tour Qualifying School at INFINITUM. Here are five key insights about the event.
The Journey to the Final Stage
After 14 tournaments across 13 venues in seven countries, the Qualifying School culminates in one last, rigorous test for aspiring tour players. The event is designed to challenge even the most seasoned competitors.
Format and Schedule
Play begins on Friday, with each participant completing two rounds on both the Lakes and Hills courses. After 72 holes, a cut is made on Monday. The remaining players then compete in two final rounds on the Lakes course on Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Venue: INFINITUM
INFINITUM, previously known as Lumine until its 2021 rebrand, has hosted the Final Stage since 2017. Situated in Costa Daurada with 45 holes, the resort has become synonymous with this decisive event.
Course Details
The competition uses INFINITUM’s two 18-hole layouts: the Lakes and the Hills. The Hills course, surrounded by woodlands, recently underwent a major renovation focused on its back nine.
Design Enhancements
Among the standout changes is the redesigned 18th hole — now a dramatic par-four featuring an island-green-style approach nestled in a natural quarry.
Historical Context
No Final Stage was held in 2020 or 2021 due to the Covid pandemic, making this the seventh time the Costa Daurada resort serves as the venue for Q-School’s ultimate test.
Author’s summary: The 2025 DP World Tour Q-School Final Stage at INFINITUM challenges players with a six-day test of skill and endurance on two reimagined Spanish courses.