"Our Mission is to provide a professional
golf training ground for aspiring players,
while giving the top players an opportunity to
earn status on The Nationwide and PGA Tours
through our Q-School Contests."



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About The Tour
The goal of the Minor League Golf Tour is to provide an affordable training ground for aspiring players to hone their game.  Just like minor league baseball, The Minor League Golf Tour provides a place for those with a dream to keep on chasing it.

Our fee structure, payout formula and website are what makes our tour distinctive. 
Inspired by personal experience and The Golf Channel's TV show, The Big Break, The Minor League Golf Tour was founded to help all aspiring golfers take their shot at playing professional golf. 

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 Minor League Golf Tour, you will be able to economically gain the experience you need.

A Low Cost Alternative
The Minor League Golf Tour is a low cost alternative to the developmental-mini tours like the NGA-Hooters, E-Golf Tarheel, Golden Bear, and Gateway Tours.  By the time you add up qualifying and membership fees it ends up costing players more than a thousand dollars per event.  If you can shoot under par on a consistent basis--you should go play on one of these tours and take advantage of the extremely top heavy payouts.

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

We pay deep, not top heavy. 
It makes sense that the major tours (PGA, Nationwide, European, LPGA, Champions) all pay top heavy.  The players earn and/or keep their status based upon the money list.  A small group of top players outside of these tours earn enough money playing golf to sustain their dreams on "developmental tours".  While it is good for them, it takes hundreds of players, many of them who never even make a cut, to support them.

If you are a rookie or not yet playing up to your potential, save your money and come gain experience with us!


The high cost mini tours need many big money donators to raise the cash for their lottery like 1st place checks. 

The top players that have devoted years to professional golf and are playing near 100% of their potential play the high cost tours. 

These "Top Mini Tour Players" (see the grey section of the player triangle diagram to the right) are capable of competing at the Nationwide and PGA Tour levels.
 

Don't let your ego participate in the decision to where you should play

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
 

The competition on The Minor League Golf Tour is strong.

31 players
who have competed on our tour qualified
for the second stage of 2008 PGA Tour Qualifying School

30 players who have competed on our tour qualified
for the second stage of 2007 PGA Tour Qualifying School

21 players who have competed on our tour qualified
for the second stage of 2006 PGA Tour Qualifying School

MLGT Alumni



Nationwide Tour Wins (4)

Brad Adamonis, Tom Gillis,
Justin Hicks and Marc Turnesa

PGA Tour Wins (1)

Marc Turnesa

 

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