nobody, they don't exist anymore
response to "nobody, they don't exist anymore" They do still exist, contact your local PGA section office to learn more. You will need to participate in a "Pre-qualifier" and a certain amount of players (usually 10-20) will earn spots in the Monday Qualifier. Unless you have partial status, then you have a shot at playing in the Monday Qualifier without the first step.
Golfers must be at least 50 years old to participate in the Senior PGA Tour.
Yes. At least in many if not most cases. Some pre-qualifiers don't allow them, but you can also use a motorized cart in some pre-qualifiers. You can also use certain non-conforming equipment at a pre-qualifier...but not in the qualifier. Many/most PGA pros don't have to pre-qualify.
The Nationwide Tour would be the tour before the PGA Tour, the top 25 on the Nationwide tour at the end of the season win PGA Tour cards.
If you win a PGA Tour tournament, you are exempt from the tour for a minimum of two years. This exemption allows you to participate in any PGA Tour event during that period without needing to qualify. Additionally, winning a tournament can also provide access to other benefits, such as invitations to major championships and certain high-profile events.
The PGA Tour is associated with the sport of golf.
PGA Tour of Australasia was created in 1973.
PGA Tour on USA was created in 1982.
PGA Tour on ABC was created in 1966.
PGA Tour on CBS was created in 1956.
To enter a PGA Tour event, players typically qualify through several methods, including being a member of the PGA Tour or receiving a sponsor's exemption. Additionally, golfers can earn entry by accumulating enough points through the PGA Tour's FedEx Cup standings or through the Monday Qualifiers, which are open to professionals and top amateurs. Registration usually requires submitting an application and meeting specific eligibility criteria set by the tournament.
Professional Golfers Association of America started in 1916.
Tiger Woods PGA Tour was created in 2003.