The road to the 2013 PGA & Web.com Tours
 included a stop over on the
 

The Players

 

About The GOLFslinger.com Tour
Our Mission is to provide an affordable, top level professional golf training ground for  players who aspire to play on the PGA, Web.com, Champions, and LPGA Tours.

Our fee structure, payout formula and event schedule is what makes our tour distinctive.  The tour was founded in 2004 to help all aspiring golfers take their best shot at playing professional golf on a major exempt status tour.


Gain Experience
It takes 3, 4, even 5 years for a very good player to determine if their game can elevate to handle world class competition.  By playing on the GOLFslinger.com Tour, you will be able to economically gain the experience you need.

 

Save your money and come gain experience with us!


A Lower Cost Alternative
The GOLFslinger.com Tour is a low cost alternative to the developmental-mini tours like the
NGA-Hooters, E-Golf Tarheel, Golden Bear, and Gateway Tours. 

We pay deep, not top heavy. 
It makes sense that the major tours PGA, Web.com, European, LPGA, and Champions all pay top heavy.  The players earn and/or keep their status based upon the money list. 

The economics of professional golf are very harsh.  Almost every player without major tour status will need to be subsidized to continue chasing the dream

A very small group of top players outside of these status based tours earn enough money playing golf to sustain their dreams on "developmental-mini tours".  While it is good for them, it takes hundreds of players to support them.

So if you are in the majority that keep on paying HUGE dollars for experience, stop wasting your money and come play with us.

The Road To Exempt PGA Tour Status
There are three ways to get to the PGA Tour:

1. Earn enough money in Official PGA Tour events by Monday qualifying or by getting sponsor exemptions
 
PGA TOUR

While it is technically possible (Tiger did it), you pretty much have to have that much game and sponsor recognition.  So unless you're Ricky Fowler, it is truly unlikely.  BTW Ricky earned over $500,000 in 2009 via sponsor exemptions.

2. Finish the year inside the top 25 players on the Web.com Tour money list

Obviously to finish in the top 25 on the Web.com Tour money list you need to play in Web.com Tour events. 
 
3. Finish in the top 25 and ties at PGA Tour Qualifying School in 2012

2012 will be the last year that a player will have a shot to vault onto the PGA Tour via Q-school. Read below to see how to qualify for the PGA Tour in 2013 and beyond.


The GOLFslinger.com Tour is designed to best prepare you for that challenge. 

Starting in 2013

The new road to the PGA Tour

The Web.com Tour Regular Season will award 25 PGA TOUR cards based on the final money list.

The Web.com Tour Finals
will determine the remaining 25 cards

Players eligible to compete in the Finals will be the top-75 leaders on the Web.com Tour money list, those who finished 126-200 on the PGA TOURs FedExCup points list and non-members who have earned enough FedExCup points from their performance on TOUR to place them 126-200 on the official FedExCup points list

The 50 players who earn their membership will be next in priority for PGA TOUR tournament fields following the top 125 from the previous seasons FedExCup Points List and other exempt eligibility categories. The race for the 2014 FedExCup will begin in October 2013 and conclude in late September 2014 with the TOUR Championship by Coca-Cola

Why YOU Should Play
The GOLFslinger.com Tour

Qualifiers
Web.com/PGA Tour Qualifiers are like GOLFslinger.com Tour 1-Day events, you need to go low.  Of the approximately 28 annual Web.com Tour Events that you can qualify for, 21 are in the United States. 

Not only do our 1-Day events help you prepare for Web.com and PGA Tour qualifiers, they accelerate your development by allowing you to get in the hunt much more often, helping you learn to handle the pressure of being in contention and seeing yourself on the leader board.

Our combination of tournament formats
100+ 1-Day,  15+ 2-Day Events
provide you with the most experience to give yourself the best opportunity to play your way into the Web.com Tours Top 25.


The competition on The GOLFslinger.com Tour is strong.

At least 30 Players
who have competed on our tour qualified for the second stage of PGA Tour Qualifying School in 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010.  58 Players competed at second stage in 2011.

 
GOLFslinger.com Alumni

Web.com/Nationwide Tour Wins (6)

Brad Adamonis, Tom Gillis, Justin Hicks (2), Nathan Smith, Marc Turnesa

PGA Tour Wins (1)

Marc Turnesa

LPGA Tour Wins (1)
Lexi Thompson
  GOLFslinger.com Participants

Web.com/Nationwide Tour Wins (38)

Pat Bates (5), Dick Mast (4), Guy Boros (3),  Craig Bowden (3), Tom Carter (3),  P.H. Horgan (3), Ryan Howison (3), Justin Hicks (2), Rick Price (2),  Brad Adamonis, Eric Compton, James Driscoll, Ken Duke, Tom Gillis, Mathias Gronberg, Nathan Smith, Nicholas Thompson, Marc Turnesa, Steve Wheatcroft

PGA Tour Wins (2)

Guy Boros, Marc Turnesa

Champions Tour Wins (2)
Fred Gibson, James Mason

LPGA Tour Wins (1)
Lexi Thompson
     
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