PLANTATION, Fla. – Eric Cole of Orlando, FL, made three birdies and no mistakes Monday as he won for the 32nd time on the Minor League Golf Tour. At three under par 69 on the West course at Jacaranda Country Club, Cole won by two strokes.

Cole birdied Nos. 4, 5 and 18 and received $475 from the $1,290 purse. This raised his career earnings to $82,468 since his MLGT debut seven years and two days ago, on Aug. 27, 2009 with a win at Quail Ridge CC near Boynton Beach. He collected an additional $150 from an optional bonus pool and $12.50 in skins for a total $637.50.

Tied for second at 71 were Jimmy Lytle of Ocean Ridge, FL, on four birdies and three bogeys, and Zac Goodman of Boca Raton, FL, who had six birdies, a bogey and two double bogeys. They picked up $275 apiece.

The Minor League Golf Tour's final WEB.com Q-School Contest is just 13 days away. The contest is comprised of back to back 2-day events. The first half will be held at PGA National Fazio Course on 9/12-13 and the second half will be held at Seagate Country Club on 9/14-15. The Minor League Golf Tour is guaranteeing a full paid entry into 2016 Web.com Q-school for the low 4-day score of those players entered in the contest. If more than 25 players participate in the contest, the extra money will go towards the 2nd place finisher's (in the contest) 2016 Web.com Q-school entry. The first 2-day event entry is $390, the 2nd 2-day entry fee is $290, and the Web.com Q-School contest entry fee is $200. Both of the 2-day events will have prize pools and optional skins games and optional bonus pools.

If you've already signed up and paid for Q-School you CAN still play in the contest. If you win, the Minor League Golf Tour will reimburse you for your Q-School entry fee. If you don't go to Q-School this year you CAN STILL PLAY in the Q-School contest. If you win, the Minor League Golf Tour will pay your entry fee into next year's Q-School.

If you have any questions about the contest please call Tournament Director Scott Turner at (561)598-9630.