Yes you can.
A tour pro keeps his card if he places in the top 125 money-winners on the PGA Tour
Yes, this is perfectly allowed. There is a PGA Tour/ Nationwide player Tommy 'Two Gloves' Gainey, who wears... well two gloves.
Jack Nicklaus had 73 PGA tour wins, 10 Champions Tour wins. His total number of professional wins is 113.
3 consecutive US Amateur titles. 97 professional victories including 14 major championships. 10 time PGA Player of the year, 10 time PGA Tour Player of the year, 9 time money list winner, 8 Vardon trophies and 2 time Fed Ex Cup winner.
Gary Player has won 9 Majors on the regular tour and 9 on the senior tour. The regular tour wins are as follows: 3 x Open Championship (1959, 1968, 1974) 3 x US Masters (1961, 1974, 1978) 2 x US PGA (1962, 1972) 1 x US Open (1965)
He is a mens professional golfer. He used to be famed for his long drives and lead the PGA Tour for a few years in driving distance. He won the 1998 US Amateur and had 2 wins in 2002 on the Canadian Tour. He currently plays on the PGA and Nationwide Tours. He is currently dating Venus Williams. His brother Trip Keuhne is a very famous Amateur golfer and his sister Kelly Kuehne is an LPGA player.
Dave Regan played professional golf in the late 50's and 60's. Won 3 times on the US pga tour. Finished 2 nd to Jack Nicklaus in the 1963 PGA. Solid player. Also appeared on Shells Wonderful World of Golf series.
yes he was the first person to win. he even beat tiger woods
A Cook's Tour - 2002 Gone Bamboo 2-12 was released on: USA: 2003
Tiger Woods has 92 professional wins to his name. 68 PGA Tour wins 36 European Tour wins 2 Japan Tour wins 1 Asian Tour win 14 others. NB Some events are sanctioned by PGA Tour and European Tour so that is why the total is more than total wins. NB On 2nd August 2009 Tiger Woods enters the final Round of The Buick Open as leader, he will probably win it.
It depends, a band can be on a tour as little as 2 months or as long as 12 years.
A PGA Tour player earns a 2 year exemption for winning a regular event, and a 5 year exemption if they win a major. If they win again during that time, the clock is simply reset.