Where YouTube star George Bryan IV sits ahead of the final round of Korn Ferry Tour Q-School

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YouTube star George Bryan IV is attempting to earn a spot on the Korn Ferry Tour and is currently in action at Q-School.

Bryan, whose brother Wesley is a PGA Tour player, is an accomplished golfer and has previously played one PGA Tour event and several on the Korn Ferry Tour.

George, who featured at the PGA Tour’s Creator Classic at East Lake, has been fine-tuning his game ahead of Q-School and is right on the number ahead of the final round.

George Bryan IV firmly in contention at Korn Ferry Tour Q-School

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Bryan is currently participating in the second stage of Q-School at Bermuda Run Country Club in North Carolina.

The top 21 players qualify for the second stage, and Bryan is one off the pace ahead of the final round. The YouTube personality is at level par, one shot back of a five-way tie for 21st.

Bryan bounced back from a disappointing 74 on the second day and posted a 69 during round three.

Korn Ferry Tour Q-School explained as George Bryan attempts to qualify

Bryan is at the first stage of qualifying. If he manages to break into the top 21, he will move into second-stage qualifying.

Progression through second-stage qualifying guarantees a spot in the final stage, which will take place at TPC Sawgrass’ Dye’s Valley Course and two rounds at Sawgrass Country Club.

A 168-man field will compete at The Players Championship venue, with the top five earning PGA Tour cards.

All final-stage finishers will have conditional Korn Ferry Tour membership and conditional PGA Tour Americas membership for the 2024 season.

So, Bryan passing the second stage of qualifying will earn him a Korn Ferry card for 2025.