Stephen Grant. Stephen Grant admitted that he lost his head as he failed to come through the Second Stage of the Web.com Tour Qualifying School in Florida.

Stephen Grant did not have a good day on the par-fives. Birr’s Stephen Grant needs a dramatic final round turnaround if he is to keep his Web.com Tour Q-School hopes alive in Florida.

Stephen Grant. Birr’s Stephen Grant faces an uphill battle to make next month’s final stage of the Web.com Q-School.

Stephen Grant is through to the Second Stage of the US Q-School. Now his thoughts turn to Europe.Stephen Grant cruised in the Second Qualifying Stage of the Web.com Q-School in Florida and immediately turned his thoughts to Europe.

Stephen Grant. Birr’s Stephen Grant is just inside the qualifying places ahead of today’s final round at the First Qualifying Stage of the PGA Tour Q-School in Florida.

Seamus Power in the college days with ETSUSeamus Power’s PGA Tour dream will have to wait for at least another year after the West Waterford man fell at the penultimate stage of the dreaded Q-School for the second year running.

Seamus Power is in position at the second stage of the PGA Tour Q-School with a round to play. Seamus Power will have to block out the memories of his agonising one-stroke failure 12 months ago when he goes into the final round of his PGA Tour Q-School Stage Two qualifier with the final stage in his sights.

Seamus Power is just outside the qualifying places midway though his US PGA Tour Q-School second stage qualifier in Florida.

Seamus Power made a good start to Stage Two of the PGA Tour Q-SchoolWest Waterford’s Seamus Power made a solid start to his bid for a US Tour card at the Second Stage of the PGA Tour Q-School in Florida.

Tim Rice is one of four Irish players in action in the PGA Europro Tour Championship at Woburn this week. Whether you’re world No 1 or a struggling journeyman, the professional golfer’s mantra is always the same: “There’s always next week.”

Seamus Power made it through to the second stage of the PGA Tour Q-School with nothing to spare. Picture courtesy eGolfProfessionalTour.comSeamus Power birdied his penultimate hole to keep his PGA Tour dream alive by a whisker at the first stage of the Q-School in North Carolina.

Seamus Power is just inside the qualifying places with a round to go in his Stage One Qualifier at the PGA Tour Q-SchoolSeamus Power faces a nerve-wracking battle to keep his PGA Tour dream alive at the first stage of the Q-School in North Carolina.

Fergal Rafferty bounced back from his opening 76 with a 69 in TexasWest Waterford’s Seamus Power remained on course to qualify for the second stage of the PGA Tour Qualifying School in North Carolina.

Seamus Power has been in good form this season, winning twice on the eGolf Professional Tour.West Waterford’s Seamus Power and Waterville’s Mark Murphy made postive starts in their bids for PGA Tour cards at the first stage of the Qualifying School.

Stephen Grant begins chasing his US Tour card todayFormer soccer star Stephen Grant is one of five Irish hopefuls set to tee it up in the First Stage of the PGA Tour Quaifying School today.

Michael Hoey is keen to play more in the US but he won’t be going to Q-School. Pictured in Akron last month by Eoin Clarke/www.golffile.ieMichael Hoey has decided against chasing his American tour card through the last ever PGA Tour Q- School.

Fergal Rafferty hits a tee shot during the second day of the Young Life Abilene Open at the Fairway Oaks golf course on Thursday, August 16, 2012. Picture by Eric J. Shelton/Reporter-News Dungannon’s Fergal Rafferty fed off some renewed confidence in his putting to claim his first win as a professional in the Young Life Abilene Open on the Adams Golf Pro Tour.

Michael Hoey has ambitions to play on the US Tour. Photo Eoin Clarke/www.golffile.ieMichael Hoey insists the time is right to chase the American Dream and join fellow Ulstermen Rory McIlroy and Graeme McDowell on the PGA Tour.

Hombre Golf Club, Florida.Chris Devlin and Fergal Rafferty were reflecting on what might have been after failing to come through the Second Stage of the PGA Tour Q-School in Florida.

Seamus Power narrowly failed to make it to the final stage of the PGA Tour Q-School. Seamus Power agonisigly failed to qualify for the PGA Tour Q-School finals by a single stroke on a black day for the Irish hopefuls at the penultimate stage.

The 7th on the Members Course at Redstone, where Seamus Power is tied for seventh with a round to go at the second stage of the PGA Tour Q-School.Seamus Power took another giant step towards his PGA Tour dream in the second stage of the Q-School in Texas.

Seamus Power kept his PGA Tour dream alive with a brilliant 66 at stage two of the Q-School in Texas.Seamus Power fired a six under par 66 to scorch up the leaderboard and give himself a great chance of qualifying for the final stage of the PGA Tour Q-School.

Chris Devlin is ready for Q-School this year.Rory McIlroy and Graeme McDowell could be joined by a couple of old team mates on the multi-million dollar PGA Tour next season.

As West Waterford’s Seamus Power opened his bid with a level par 72 in Texas, Carrickmore’s Fergal Rafferty and Ballymena’s Chris Devlin will tee it up in the second stage of the US Q-School in Florida today hoping to swap the mini tours for golf’s major leagues.