ELMSFORD, N.Y. (December 15, 2014) - Only two rounds remain at the Web.com Tour Q-School Finals at PGA National in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., and the fates of three Met Area locals comes down to the final 36 holes. After four rounds of play 2009 MGA Player of the Year Cameron Wilson of Shorehaven has put himself in great position to make a run at a top 10 finish, which would earn him exemptions for 12 Web.com Tour events. An opening round 3-over 74 on the Champion course got Wilson into some early trouble, but he followed it up with a 6-under 66 on the Fazio Course, another under par round on the Fazio of 2-under 70, and then a 3-under 68 back on the difficult Champion course. It was quite the three day rebound and one Wilson hopes he can extend to a fourth and fifth day. Today he will be back at it on the Fazio course and looking to go low again. The reigning NCAA Individual Champion is currently 8-under and tied for 23rd.

2014 MGA Player of the Year David Pastore of Griff Harris is currently four shots back of Wilson at 4-under and tied for 54th. The recent University of Virginia graduate also struggled early but has slowly climbed his way back with a few under par rounds. He also opened with a 3-over 74 on the Champion course and followed it up with a pair of 70s on both courses and then his best of the tournament round came on the Fazio, a 4-under 68 that has given him a chance to crack the top 45. Players finishing in the top 45 will earn exemptions into eight Web.com Tour events. Pastore battles the Fazio course again today and needs another solid round.

Marc Turnesa of Rockville Centre, N.Y. has had a tough week, carding scores of 72, 74, 73, and 70. The fourth round 2-under 70 helped him get back to 3-over, but he needs to make up quite a bit of ground to have any chance at the top 45. He will still have conditional status if he doesn't qualify. He is currently tied for 106th.

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