Mini-Tours

[StevetheAssPro]

Anyone else know anything about the mini-tours... and where I can find some new exciting, not so freaking hard to get into tours. Besides the National Golf Tour, and Grey Goose tour. Anything fun in the east to play... or does anyone know anything fun to do in the mid-atlantic. I need to play, im going crazy.

[kiwidave]

You've also got the cleveland tour, tight lies tour, AG Spanos Tour, Gateway Tour, Pepsi Tour, hooters tour, there's a few out there a. try google

[allin]

Check out about.com under golf they list professional and non professional tours.

[jamesduncan]

One of the best mini tours these days seems to be the Tarheel tour.

http://www.tarheeltour.com

5 of the more well known reginonal mini tours, tarheel tour included, just got bought by the US Pro Golf Tour. This is a developmental tour which Donald Trump has started helping out with (he sponsons one event). the Top 10 from each of these feeder tours will be able to play on the US Pro Golf Tour the following year.

Will try and post some more info with some links.

Theres also the Moonlight Tour in Central Florida which is very inexpensive and that feeds into the Next Tour. The NExt tour has bigger pots but the entry fees are very resonable, not like most mini tours ($600-$800 per event or $15,000 for the season)

Hope this helps

[jamesduncan]

Well scratch that tarheel tour buy out. Seems like they cancelled it over concerns about how the US Pro Golf Tour was going to be run.

This is from a good blog that I regularly read thats written by a player playing very solidly on the Tarheel Tour this year:

http://www.brianquackenbush.com/