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Generally this depends on the course and conditions. However expect a minimal of 2 under par the score needed to qualify for any PGA tour event. In addition there are usually 14 open spots available for monday qualifiers and over 60 competitors for thos spots. "So go low if you want to play with the pros"
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Who can qualify for a Nationwide tour tournament?
This page was copied from http://www.pgatour.com/2007/h/01/17/member2007/ This tells you how to be a Nationwide Tour Player but goes on to give information on how to Monday qualify for a tournament as well. Also gives you the number to the PGA Tour so you can get more information. Good luck! Print this page | Close Window ---- How to become a new Nationwide Tour memberJan. 17, 2007There are several ways to become a Nationwide Tour member or otherwise become eligible to compete in Nationwide Tour events (subject to Nationwide Tour Regulations). TO BE FULLY EXEMPT: 1. Finish within the top 80 and ties at the annual Qualifying Tournament (top 30 receive their PGA TOUR cards.) The next Number Nearest 50 receive exempt Nationwide Tour cards. Both are eligible to play in Nationwide Tour events. 2. Win an official Nationwide Tour event. 3. Finish 26-60 on prior year Nationwide Tour money list. TO FILL THE FIELD EACH WEEK: 1. Additional qualifiers from the annual Qualifying Tournament. 2. Be one of the 14 Open Qualifiers. 3. Be one of the four Sponsor Selections. NATIONWIDE TOUR PERFORMANCE BENEFITS A. Top 25 Money winners earn exempt membership status on the PGA TOUR for the next year. B. Finishers 26-40 are exempted into the Finals of the National Qualifying Tournament and are also exempt Nationwide Tour members for the following year. NOTE: Finishers 26-60 on prior year Nationwide Tour Money List are fully exempt. C. Finishers 41-70 are exempted into the Second Stage of the National Qualifying Tournament. D. Nationwide Tour Tournament Winners are fully exempt for the remainder of the year and the following year. NATIONWIDE TOUR OPEN QUALIFYING An Open Qualifying competition of 18 holes will be held Monday (NOTE: When holidays fall on Monday, Tuesday may apply as noted) of Tournament Week from which the maximum of fourteen scores will gain entry into the Tournament. Eligible players are amateurs with USGA handicaps of two (2) strokes or less and all professionals, with no limit as to the number of attempts to qualify. The competition is scheduled and conducted by the PGA Section located in the territory of the Nationwide Tour event. Please refer to the enclosed contact list for requesting information pertinent to the competition. Entry fee for the competition is $350.00 payable to the PGA Section. (NOTE: The section may also require payment of an administrative fee of not more than $25.00.) If you are successful in winning one of the spots to play in the Tournament, your entry fee will be paid by the section. We hope this information will be helpful to you. If there are any questions, please contact the Competition Department of the PGA TOUR, 904/285-3700.
How do you you qualify for the nationwide tour?
There are several ways to become a Nationwide Tour member or otherwise become eligible to compete in Nationwide Tour events (subject to Nationwide Tour Regulations). TO BE FULLY EXEMPT1. Finish within the top 80 and ties at the annual Qualifying Tournament (top 30 receive their PGA TOUR cards.) The next Number Nearest 50 receive exempt Nationwide Tour cards. Both are eligible to play in Nationwide Tour events.2. Win an official Nationwide Tour event.3. Finish 21 - 60 on prior year Nationwide Tour money list. TO FILL THE FIELD EACH WEEK 1. Additional qualifiers from the annual Qualifying Tournament.2. Be one of the 14 Open Qualifiers.3. Be one of the four Sponsor Selections. NATIONWIDE TOUR PERFORMANCE BENEFITS A. Top 20 Money winners earn exempt membership status on the PGA TOUR for the next year.B. Finishers 21-35 are exempted into the Finals of the National Qualifying Tournament and are also exempt Nationwide Tour members for the following year.NOTE: Finishers 21-60 on prior year Nationwide Tour Money List are fully exempt.C. Finishers 36-70 are exempted into the Second Stage of the National Qualifying Tournament.D. Nationwide Tour Tournament Winners are fully exempt for the remainder of the year and the following year. NATIONWIDE TOUR OPEN QUALIFYING An Open Qualifying competition of 18 holes will be held Monday (NOTE: When holidays fall on Monday, Tuesday may apply as noted) of Tournament Week from which the maximum of fourteen scores will gain entry into the Tournament. Eligible players are amateurs with USGA handicaps of two (2) strokes or less and all professionals, with no limit as to the number of attempts to qualify. The competition is scheduled and conducted by the PGA Section located in the territory of the Nationwide Tour event. Please refer to the enclosed contact list for requesting information pertinent to the competition. Entry fee for the competition is $350.00 payable to the PGA Section. (NOTE: The section may also require payment of an administrative fee of not more than $25.00.) If you are successful in winning one of the spots to play in the Tournament, your entry fee will be paid by the section. We hope this information will be helpful to you. If there are any questions, please contact the Competition Department of the PGA TOUR, (904) 285-3700.
How is nationwide tour different from PGA tour?
National Insurance sponsored the championship, which was renamed as Nationwide Tours in 2003, it was originally called Web.com tours. The Web.com tours is the developmental tour for the U.S.-based PGA tour, and features professional golfers who have either failed to score well enough at that level's qualifying school (the main tours qualifying tournament, popularly referred as Q-school) to earn their PGA tour card.
What kind of scores do you need to post in the qualifying tournament to even have a chance of becoming a pro and if you do qualify what comes next and how do you get on the Nationwide tour?
The kind of scores one needs to post in order to make it through the qualifying tournaments of the PGA/Nationwide Tour are usually par or better for the the final stage alone of qualifying tournament. There are 3 stages to get through in order to qualify for either one of the tours though (usually beginning within 2 months of the final stage). You have to qualify in the first to get to the second, and the second to get to the final. They usually take the top some odd amount of players in each. The final stage determines whether you'll be in the PGA, Nationwide, or if you have to continue with mini tours. The top 30 go to the PGA. The next 50 are usually exempt for the next year on the Nationwide. These cuts are at the discretion of the PGA though and may change from year to year. The final stage for 2004 consisted of about 156 players...to give an idea of the field. There are more (even better) details on getting into the qualifying tournament for the PGA/Nationwide tour, so you may want to check out http://www.pgatour.com/story/7384196 where you should be able to download an application (PDF) to look over from 2004 (it gives plenty of info on the qualifying). Best of luck!
How do you join the Nationwide Golf Tour?
Please see related link.
When was Nationwide Tour created?
Nationwide Tour was created in 1990.
What tour in golf is after the pga tour?
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.
When did Florida Classic - Nationwide Tour event - end?
Florida Classic - Nationwide Tour event - ended in 2001.
When did Tallahassee Open - Nationwide Tour event - end?
Tallahassee Open - Nationwide Tour event - ended in 1996.
When was Florida Classic - Nationwide Tour event - created?
Florida Classic - Nationwide Tour event - was created in 1999.
When was Tallahassee Open - Nationwide Tour event - created?
Tallahassee Open - Nationwide Tour event - was created in 1995.
How many Nationwide Tour players based on season-ending earnings make the PGA Tour?
The top 25 in earnings are given PGA memberships for the following season. Additionally, any player who wins three Nationwide tournaments in one season is promoted to the PGA tour for the remainder of the season. However, if that player is not in the top 25 in earnings at the end of the season they must go to qualifying school to earn a spot on the PGA Tour for the following season.
