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Richmond golfer advances at Q-School

Chris Crisologo launches professional career
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Richmond's Chris Crisologo has advanced to the second stage of the Korn Ferry Tour Qualifying School. It is the official development tour of the PGA Tour

Chris Crisologo’s professional golf career is off to an impressive start.

The 23-year-old from Richmond has advanced from the first stage of the Korn Ferry Q-School after finishing tied for 14th at Soboba Springs Golf Club in San Jacinto, CA — one of 12 tournaments staged across the U.S. He fired rounds of 69-68-70-71 to finish at 10-under in a field of 76 players.

The Q-School second stage features five regional tournaments in early November with the top players advancing to the final stage in Florida — Dec. 12-15.

Following a decorated amateur career, Crislogo turned pro at the Vancouver Golf Tour’s Vancouver Open held at Mayfair Lakes last month where he finished tied for 10th — six strokes back of winner Steven Lecuyer.

Crisologo spent two years on Golf Canada’s national amateur team — winning the South American Amateur in 2018 and 2019. 

He captured the Gary Cowan Award as the low amateur at the 2018 RBC Canadian Open, finishing in a tie for 45th.

Crisologo also competed as a member of the Simon Fraser University golf team, winning individual titles at six tournaments between 2015 and 2018.