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With PGA Tour Q-school in the rearview mirror, ESPN.com's Farrell Evans takes a closer look at five players who might make an impact in 2013.

Jeff Hart knows a bit about PGA Tour Q-school. With 16 starts at the annual pressure cooker, no one understands the event better -- or might miss it more -- than Hart, writes ESPN.com's Farrell Evans.

With pros and amateurs alike trying to qualify for next week's U.S. Open at Olympic Club, ESPN.com's Farrell Evans examines a few interesting names trying to play the year's second major.

With all the changes to the PGA Tour's new Q-school system, opportunities for younger players -- such as Harris English -- might be few and far between, ESPN.com's Farrell Evans writes.

Proposed changes to the PGA Tour's Q-school could kill one of golf's great institutions. So ESPN.com's Farrell Evans asks: Why not find a middle ground?

As Harris English readies to embark on his rookie campaign in 2012, the former Georgia standout shares a bit about where he's from, where he's at, and where he hopes to be in the coming year, writes ESPN.com's Farrell Evans.

Richard H. Lee, 24, didn't exactly take the traditional route to the PGA Tour. When he tees it up with the big boys in 2012, he'll do so with a unique perspective both on and off the golf course, writes ESPN.com's Farrell Evans.

Colt Knost's traumatic round epitomized the brutal grind that is Q-school. After first thinking he missed his shot at the PGA Tour on Monday, the former amateur standout earned his card for 2012, writes ESPN.com's Farrell Evans.

Whether or not fans think Tiger Woods' win Sunday at the Chevron was "real," he'll likely count it in his victory total. So says some of his PGA Tour brethren who are battling it out at Q-school, writes ESPN.com's Farrell Evans.

Yes, he's 48, but Marco Dawson's run at Q-school proves exactly why the PGA Tour needs to leave the system alone, writes ESPN.com's Farrell Evans.

David Duval's hopes of being fully exempt on the PGA Tour for 2012 need a big boost over the final three rounds at Q-school. Don't expect the former world No. 1 to stop battling, though, writes ESPN.com's Farrell Evans.

To say Josh Broadaway's game looks unconventional understates the obvious. If he can keep it together for four more rounds, Broadaway will bring his cross-handed style to the PGA Tour, writes ESPN.com's Farrell Evans.

Just like any other college product, Hudson Swafford and Harris English -- teammates at Georgia and childhood friends -- hope their week at PGA Tour Q-school yields jobs for 2012, writes ESPN.com's Farrell Evans.

With his 13th trip to PGA Tour Q-school this week, Chris Tidland leads all 172 players in the field this year in career appearances at the tournament.

Two-time U.S. Open winner Lee Janzen isn't too proud to tee it up at Q-school. With a 90-hole grind ahead, he's focused on the finish, writes ESPN.com's Farrell Evans.

Why would Tommy Armour III, at 52 years old, be trying to get his PGA Tour card at Q-school? It's a simple decision that revolves around math, writes ESPN.com's Farrell Evans.