DP World Tour First Stage Qualifying School continued this week at Millennium Golf in Belgium, with 16 players punching their ticket to Second Stage later this year.
Matthew Cheung from Hong Kong and Australian Joshua Greer (pictured) shared the lead after four rounds, with both impressing to reach 22 under par for the week.
Cheung carded rounds of 64-65-69-64 to make sure of progression, with a closing 63 from Greer seeing him share the lead.
The duo finished one stroke clear of amateur Cedric Otten from Germany and Columbian Ivan Ramirez.
Scores of 16 under par or better secured progression with the 16 players now having direct access to the Second Stage and the opportunity to earn their card for 2024.
The Second Stage of DP World Tour Qualifying School will be played across four venues in Spain from October 31-November 3.
Qualified players:
Matthew Cheung (HKG)
Joshua Greer (AUS)
Ivan Ramirez (COL)
Cedric Otten (GER)
Cormac Sharvin (NIR)
Thomas Thurloway (ENG)
Jerry Jl (NED)
Clancy Waugh (USA)
Henric Sturehed (SWE)
Dennis Fuchs (GER)
Robin Smiciklas (GER)
Daniel Brown (ENG)
Lars van der Vight (NED)
Kyle Sterbinsky (USA)
Owen Edwards (WAL)
Christian Braeunig (GER)
