PGA Tour Q-School update

Here's a look at how the West Florida Golf Tour players are faring at the various second stage sites for the PGA Tour's Q-School. There's two Texas, California and Florida sites, with different qualifying berths into the final stage in December dependent on field size:

Redstone Golf Club in Humble, Texas; 19 places and ties advance; through 36 of the 72 holes:

Josh McCumber and Brett Bergeron sit outside the cut line.

So does former Saint Stephen's and Oklahoma State standout Tyler Leon, who carded a 2-under par 70 to get into a tie for 27th after the second round.

Leon doesn't play the WFGT and is faring the best among those at Redstone, as McCumber (74-75) and Bergeron (74-74) are tied for 45th and tied for 39th, respectively.

TPC Craig Ranch in McKinney, Texas; 20 places and ties advance; through 18 of 72 holes:

Former Lakewood Ranch High and Florida State standout Seath Lauer fired a 2-under 70 to take a share of 17th place.

Travis Hampshire, the mini-tour pro who played in this year's U.S. Open at Pebble Beach, posted a 71 to tie for 32nd.

Chris Damiano carded a 73 for a tie for 53rd following his opening round.

Bear Creek Golf Club in Murrieta, Calif.; 20 places and ties advance; through 18 of 72 holes:

Michael Sims shot an even par 72 for a tie for 27th.

Bayonet Course in Seaside, Calif.; 19 places and ties advance; through 18 of 72 holes:

Brennan Webb carded an even par 72 to tie for 34th.

Hombre Golf Club in Panama City; 19 places and ties advance; through 18 of 72 holes:

Sarasota's Brian Ward posted a 2-over 73 to tie for 31st. Fellow Sarasotan Joey Lamielle is in a tie for 50th following a 75, while Schachner is tied for 59th after a 76.

Southern Hills Plantation Club in Brooksville; 19 places and ties advance; through 18 of 72 holes:

Former PGA Tour winner Grant Waite is tied for 52nd after a 72. Fellow former PGA Tour winner Robert Gamez is in dead-last after his 81 in the 73-player field.

Travis Perkins shot 70 to put the Lakeland resident into a tie for 29th. Joe Monte is tied for 66th after his 74.

Be sure to check back here throughout the rest of the week for continued updates and tracking of these players in their quest for a PGA Tour card.