You can check it here: http://golftips.golfsmith.com/qualify-senior-pga-tour-1894.html
Regional qualifying is $2500 and Finals are $2500
To qualify for the PGA Senior Tour, golfers must be at least 50 years old.
The National Qualifying Tournament for the PGA Champions Tour, commonly referred to as Q-School, is a series of events that determine which players earn membership and playing privileges on the Champions Tour, the professional circuit for golfers aged 50 and older. The tournament typically involves multiple rounds of play, where competitors must finish within a certain score to qualify. Successful participants gain entry to the Champions Tour events for the upcoming season, providing them an opportunity to compete at a high level in senior golf.
Most Senior Travel/Tour Groups state they are for Seniors ages 50 and up. Such sites include www.50plusexpeditions.com and www.eldertreks.com. These websites specifically advertise to populations with in this age group.
Most senior living facilities will give a lengthy tour before asking you for a commitment. It is perfectly normal to ask for a tour.
Golfers must be at least 50 years old to participate in the Senior PGA Tour.
WATERTON
Yes! it's called the senior tour, and it has many tournaments.
Entry fees in 2010 for the PGA TOUR are as follows: first-stage qualifying is $4,500, second-stage qualifying is $4,000 and the finals is $3,500.
National Insurance sponsored the championship, which was renamed as Nationwide Tours in 2003, it was originally called Web.com tours. The Web.com tours is the developmental tour for the U.S.-based PGA tour, and features professional golfers who have either failed to score well enough at that level's qualifying school (the main tours qualifying tournament, popularly referred as Q-school) to earn their PGA tour card.
Onion creek c c
About 50 PGA Tour cards are issued each year through the PGA Tour Qualifying School and the Web.com Tour graduation. These cards give players full membership status on the PGA Tour for the following season.