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United States
Running in 2023:
[1]
Multi-state
National Golf Association Tour
(California, Arizona)
Tournament Golf International
(1973)
American Professional Golf Tour
(1977)
Grand National Professional Golf Tour
(1980–?) Paul Harney
World Championship Golf
(1982–?) Bill Marcum
Tournament Players Association
(1986–1988) Tom Kidd
Professional Golf Tour (mini-tour)
(1987) Aytch Johnson/Rick Jordan
NGA Pro Golf Tour
(1988–2020?), originally the Pro Golf Tour/Jordan Tour, then the NGA Hooters Tour, later the SwingThought.com Tour
Emerald Coast Tour
(1989–present) (Florida, Alabama, Mississippi; Geno Celano)
Teardrop Tour
(1991–2000)
[2]
(East coast), formerly
Coastal Carolina Tour
(CCGT)/
Hurricane Tour
/
PowerBilt Tour
, acquired by Teardrop in 1997
Professional Players Tour
(PPT)
Gulf Coast Tour
(1994–1997?), founded as the
Rod Jordan Tour
Tight Lies Tour
(1994–2007) (Texas and central Southern states), founded as the
Lone Star Tour
[3]
acquired by the
US Pro Golf Tour
in 2006; the USPGT folded in early 2007
All Pro Tour
(2007–present) (Central US), founded as the
Adams Pro Tour
(revival of the
Tight Lies Tour
)
Prairie Tour
(1995–?) (Midwest; Scott Kasl; www.prairiegolf.com)
Pepsi Tour
(1996–present) (Western US; www.pepsitour.com)
Players Tour
(Carolinas, Virginia, Georgia; Gary Robinson)
Gateway Tour
(2002–2016) (Arizona, California, Carolinas, Florida)
US Pro Golf Tour
(2005–2007)
[4]
Tom Kidd
All-American Tour
(2009–2012), merged into the Gateway Tour
National Pro Golf Tour
(2010
[5]
–2012
[6]
)
G Pro Tour
(2013–present), (Carolinas, Georgia; gprotour.bluegolf.com)
Rolling Red Tour
(2020–present) (Southern US)
Big Money Classic
/Big Money Tour (2021)
Asher Tour
(2022–present), formerly Golden State/Outlaw Tour (Arizona, California)
New England Pro Golf Tour
North American Pro Golf Tour
(www.naprogolftour.com)
International Players Tour
(www.ipgtour.com)
Butch Harmon Vegas Tour
(www.butchharmonvegastour.com)
Twin Cities Golf Tour
(www.twincitiesgolftour.com)
Invitational Golf Tour of America
(Tom Kidd & Bob Marshburn)
Women
Cactus Tour
Seniors
Golf Society Tour
(Tom Kidd, American Senior Golf Association)
Arizona
Outlaw Tour
, acquired by Golden State Tour, merged to become Asher Tour
California
California Golf Tour
(?–1998), acquired by the Teardrop Tour
Golden State Tour
(1982/3–2021), now Asher Tour following merger with Outlaw Tour
Spanos California Tour
(2004–2006) (Alex Spanos)
Bo Tour
(Steve Boveri)
Flagship Golf Tour
(Jeff Flees)
Carolinas
Carolina Mountain Tour
(1996–present)
Tarheel Tour
(2002–2015), later the
eGolf Professional Tour
, acquired and integrated into the SwingThought Tour
Hurricane Pro Golf Tour
(2014)
Carolinas Pro Golf Tour
(carolinasprogolftour.com)
Grand Strand Pro Golf Tour
(www.grandstrandprogolftour.com)
Dakotas
Dakotas Tour
(1986–present), also held events in Iowa, Minnesota, Wyoming, Nebraska
Florida
[7]
[8]
North Florida Tour
(1965–?)
[8]
National Tournament Golfers Association
(1970–1973), Tampa
Space Coast Tour
(1973–1995) (JC Goosie), Orlando; sponsored as the Gary Player Golf Tour in 1994
Larry Cochran Mini Tour
(1976)
Miami Sunshine Tour
(1977) (Charlie DeLuca & Wayne van Bibber)
[9]
Sun Coast Golf Tour
(1977) (Tommy Bolt)
Sunshine Classic Golf Tour
(1982)
[10]
Florida Tour
(1984–?) (Charles Whitworth)
Gold Coast Tour
(1990–1995)
Tommy Armour Tour
/
Central Florida Tour
(1991–?)
[8]
Moonlight Tour
/
OGA Tour
(1992–present)
[8]
South Florida Tour
(1993
[11]
–2001)
Cleveland Tour
(1995–?)
[8]
Golden Bear Tour
(1996–2005)
Sunshine Players Tour
(1996–1997)
Dynamic Tour
(1997–?)
[8]
Montgomery Sports Golf Tour
(1999–?)
Florida Panthers Golf Tour
(2001–02)
FPGT Trans-Act Mortgage Tour
(2002–2003)
Maverick Tour
(2004) Tim Avramidis
Minor League Golf Tour
(2004–present)
Florida Pro Tour
West Florida Tour
Fore the Players Tour
(Orlando)
Women
Tampa Bay Mini Tour
(1981), became the
Futures Tour
(1983), became the official development tour of the LPGA (1999)
Seniors
Tony Jacklin Senior Tour
(Retired.com, United America)
Georgia
Developmental Players Tour
Peach State Pro Tour
/
Hopkins Tour
(2006–2014)
Hawaii
Hawaii Tour
Texas
Ninfa’s
Texas Tour
(1992–1994), merged with the
Lone Star Tour
in May 1994
Longhorn Pro Tour
Iron Man Tour
(27-hole 1-day tournaments)
Heart of Texas Tour
(1999–?) Chris Landon
Canada
Great Lakes Tour
References
^
https://firepitcollective.com/a-mini-tour-primer/
^
https://www-newspapers-com.wikipedialibrary.idm.oclc.org/image/809158632/
^
https://golfweek.usatoday.com/2000/11/30/2000-adams-helps-mini-tour-out-tight-lie/
^
https://thegolfnewsnet.com/golfnewsnetteam/2017/08/10/donald-trump-us-pro-golf-tour-tom-kidd-106329/
^
https://www-newspapers-com.wikipedialibrary.idm.oclc.org/image/116981170/
^
https://www-newspapers-com.wikipedialibrary.idm.oclc.org/image/206597486/
^
https://www-newspapers-com.wikipedialibrary.idm.oclc.org/image/134370910/
^
a
b
c
d
e
f
https://www-newspapers-com.wikipedialibrary.idm.oclc.org/image/235602848/
^
https://www-newspapers-com.wikipedialibrary.idm.oclc.org/image/302270884/
^
https://www-newspapers-com.wikipedialibrary.idm.oclc.org/image/779869819/
^
https://www-newspapers-com.wikipedialibrary.idm.oclc.org/image/638026497/
United Kingdom
PGA EuroPro Tour
, created from the merger of the MasterCard Tour and EuroPro Tours.
PGA
MasterCard Tour
EuroPro Tour
Jamega Tour
(www.jamegatour.co.uk)
Midas Pro Golf Tour
(themidastour.co.uk)
66 Pro Tour
(www.66protour.com)
The Players Tour
(www.theplayerstour.co.uk)
Celtic Pro Tour
(www.celticpro.co.uk)
The Dragon Tour
(www.dragontourgolf.com)
The Thistle Tour
(www.thistletour.com)
The Shamrock Tour
(www.shamrocktour.com)
Clutch Pro Tour
Tartan Pro Tour
References
Continental Europe
Alps Tour
Nordic Golf League
Danish Golf Tour
(
ECCO Tour
)
Finnish Tour
Swedish Golf Tour
Norwegian Golf Tour
Pro Golf Tour
, formerly the
EPD Tour
France
Allianz Golf Tour
(www.allianzgolftour.com)
France Pro Golf Tour
(www.franceprogolftour.com)
Spain
Peugeot Loewe Tour
(www.peugeotloewetour.es)
Hi5 Protour
(www.hi5protour.com)
Italy
Italian Pro Tour
(www.italianprotour.com)
References
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
<
User:Wjemather
United States
Running in 2023:
[1]
Multi-state
National Golf Association Tour
(California, Arizona)
Tournament Golf International
(1973)
American Professional Golf Tour
(1977)
Grand National Professional Golf Tour
(1980–?) Paul Harney
World Championship Golf
(1982–?) Bill Marcum
Tournament Players Association
(1986–1988) Tom Kidd
Professional Golf Tour (mini-tour)
(1987) Aytch Johnson/Rick Jordan
NGA Pro Golf Tour
(1988–2020?), originally the Pro Golf Tour/Jordan Tour, then the NGA Hooters Tour, later the SwingThought.com Tour
Emerald Coast Tour
(1989–present) (Florida, Alabama, Mississippi; Geno Celano)
Teardrop Tour
(1991–2000)
[2]
(East coast), formerly
Coastal Carolina Tour
(CCGT)/
Hurricane Tour
/
PowerBilt Tour
, acquired by Teardrop in 1997
Professional Players Tour
(PPT)
Gulf Coast Tour
(1994–1997?), founded as the
Rod Jordan Tour
Tight Lies Tour
(1994–2007) (Texas and central Southern states), founded as the
Lone Star Tour
[3]
acquired by the
US Pro Golf Tour
in 2006; the USPGT folded in early 2007
All Pro Tour
(2007–present) (Central US), founded as the
Adams Pro Tour
(revival of the
Tight Lies Tour
)
Prairie Tour
(1995–?) (Midwest; Scott Kasl; www.prairiegolf.com)
Pepsi Tour
(1996–present) (Western US; www.pepsitour.com)
Players Tour
(Carolinas, Virginia, Georgia; Gary Robinson)
Gateway Tour
(2002–2016) (Arizona, California, Carolinas, Florida)
US Pro Golf Tour
(2005–2007)
[4]
Tom Kidd
All-American Tour
(2009–2012), merged into the Gateway Tour
National Pro Golf Tour
(2010
[5]
–2012
[6]
)
G Pro Tour
(2013–present), (Carolinas, Georgia; gprotour.bluegolf.com)
Rolling Red Tour
(2020–present) (Southern US)
Big Money Classic
/Big Money Tour (2021)
Asher Tour
(2022–present), formerly Golden State/Outlaw Tour (Arizona, California)
New England Pro Golf Tour
North American Pro Golf Tour
(www.naprogolftour.com)
International Players Tour
(www.ipgtour.com)
Butch Harmon Vegas Tour
(www.butchharmonvegastour.com)
Twin Cities Golf Tour
(www.twincitiesgolftour.com)
Invitational Golf Tour of America
(Tom Kidd & Bob Marshburn)
Women
Cactus Tour
Seniors
Golf Society Tour
(Tom Kidd, American Senior Golf Association)
Arizona
Outlaw Tour
, acquired by Golden State Tour, merged to become Asher Tour
California
California Golf Tour
(?–1998), acquired by the Teardrop Tour
Golden State Tour
(1982/3–2021), now Asher Tour following merger with Outlaw Tour
Spanos California Tour
(2004–2006) (Alex Spanos)
Bo Tour
(Steve Boveri)
Flagship Golf Tour
(Jeff Flees)
Carolinas
Carolina Mountain Tour
(1996–present)
Tarheel Tour
(2002–2015), later the
eGolf Professional Tour
, acquired and integrated into the SwingThought Tour
Hurricane Pro Golf Tour
(2014)
Carolinas Pro Golf Tour
(carolinasprogolftour.com)
Grand Strand Pro Golf Tour
(www.grandstrandprogolftour.com)
Dakotas
Dakotas Tour
(1986–present), also held events in Iowa, Minnesota, Wyoming, Nebraska
Florida
[7]
[8]
North Florida Tour
(1965–?)
[8]
National Tournament Golfers Association
(1970–1973), Tampa
Space Coast Tour
(1973–1995) (JC Goosie), Orlando; sponsored as the Gary Player Golf Tour in 1994
Larry Cochran Mini Tour
(1976)
Miami Sunshine Tour
(1977) (Charlie DeLuca & Wayne van Bibber)
[9]
Sun Coast Golf Tour
(1977) (Tommy Bolt)
Sunshine Classic Golf Tour
(1982)
[10]
Florida Tour
(1984–?) (Charles Whitworth)
Gold Coast Tour
(1990–1995)
Tommy Armour Tour
/
Central Florida Tour
(1991–?)
[8]
Moonlight Tour
/
OGA Tour
(1992–present)
[8]
South Florida Tour
(1993
[11]
–2001)
Cleveland Tour
(1995–?)
[8]
Golden Bear Tour
(1996–2005)
Sunshine Players Tour
(1996–1997)
Dynamic Tour
(1997–?)
[8]
Montgomery Sports Golf Tour
(1999–?)
Florida Panthers Golf Tour
(2001–02)
FPGT Trans-Act Mortgage Tour
(2002–2003)
Maverick Tour
(2004) Tim Avramidis
Minor League Golf Tour
(2004–present)
Florida Pro Tour
West Florida Tour
Fore the Players Tour
(Orlando)
Women
Tampa Bay Mini Tour
(1981), became the
Futures Tour
(1983), became the official development tour of the LPGA (1999)
Seniors
Tony Jacklin Senior Tour
(Retired.com, United America)
Georgia
Developmental Players Tour
Peach State Pro Tour
/
Hopkins Tour
(2006–2014)
Hawaii
Hawaii Tour
Texas
Ninfa’s
Texas Tour
(1992–1994), merged with the
Lone Star Tour
in May 1994
Longhorn Pro Tour
Iron Man Tour
(27-hole 1-day tournaments)
Heart of Texas Tour
(1999–?) Chris Landon
Canada
Great Lakes Tour
References
^
https://firepitcollective.com/a-mini-tour-primer/
^
https://www-newspapers-com.wikipedialibrary.idm.oclc.org/image/809158632/
^
https://golfweek.usatoday.com/2000/11/30/2000-adams-helps-mini-tour-out-tight-lie/
^
https://thegolfnewsnet.com/golfnewsnetteam/2017/08/10/donald-trump-us-pro-golf-tour-tom-kidd-106329/
^
https://www-newspapers-com.wikipedialibrary.idm.oclc.org/image/116981170/
^
https://www-newspapers-com.wikipedialibrary.idm.oclc.org/image/206597486/
^
https://www-newspapers-com.wikipedialibrary.idm.oclc.org/image/134370910/
^
a
b
c
d
e
f
https://www-newspapers-com.wikipedialibrary.idm.oclc.org/image/235602848/
^
https://www-newspapers-com.wikipedialibrary.idm.oclc.org/image/302270884/
^
https://www-newspapers-com.wikipedialibrary.idm.oclc.org/image/779869819/
^
https://www-newspapers-com.wikipedialibrary.idm.oclc.org/image/638026497/
United Kingdom
PGA EuroPro Tour
, created from the merger of the MasterCard Tour and EuroPro Tours.
PGA
MasterCard Tour
EuroPro Tour
Jamega Tour
(www.jamegatour.co.uk)
Midas Pro Golf Tour
(themidastour.co.uk)
66 Pro Tour
(www.66protour.com)
The Players Tour
(www.theplayerstour.co.uk)
Celtic Pro Tour
(www.celticpro.co.uk)
The Dragon Tour
(www.dragontourgolf.com)
The Thistle Tour
(www.thistletour.com)
The Shamrock Tour
(www.shamrocktour.com)
Clutch Pro Tour
Tartan Pro Tour
References
Continental Europe
Alps Tour
Nordic Golf League
Danish Golf Tour
(
ECCO Tour
)
Finnish Tour
Swedish Golf Tour
Norwegian Golf Tour
Pro Golf Tour
, formerly the
EPD Tour
France
Allianz Golf Tour
(www.allianzgolftour.com)
France Pro Golf Tour
(www.franceprogolftour.com)
Spain
Peugeot Loewe Tour
(www.peugeotloewetour.es)
Hi5 Protour
(www.hi5protour.com)
Italy
Italian Pro Tour
(www.italianprotour.com)
References
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