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2. Gateway Tour - Wikipedia

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   The tour was founded as the Gateway Pro Tour in 2001 by former Arizona State All-American golfer Chris Stutts, with sponsorship from Gateway, Inc.. The tour was modelled on the Golden Bear Tour , based in West Palm Beach , Florida , which Stutts had competed on, winning 4 tournaments and leading the money list in 1997.

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   Our style and golf experts tested and reviewed the best golf shorts for men in 2024, we researched and found the best options for you to hit the course this summer.

4. Gateway Tour seasons - Wikipedia

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   This page lists all Gateway Tour seasons from its inaugural season in 2002. Since 2002, the Gateway Tour 's schedules have included events in Alabama, Arizona, California, Florida and Texas. 2002 season

5. Professional golf tours - Wikipedia

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   In Europe there is a well-defined third tier of tours which are independently operated but offer promotion to the Challenge Tour for the most successful players. The four third level tours, known as the Satellite Tours, are the PGA EuroPro Tour, the Alps Tour, the Pro Golf Tour and the Nordic Golf League. Starting July 2015, the four Europe ...

6. Golden Bear Tour - Wikipedia

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   Gateway Tour The Golden Bear Tour was an American third-tier professional golf tour based in Palm Beach County, Florida , United States. It was founded in 1996 by Jack Nicklaus , nicknamed the Golden Bear , through his company Golden Bear International and run by John Montgomery, who later founded the competing Montgomery Tour.

7. Tommy Gainey - Wikipedia

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   He then split his time between both the PGA Tour and Nationwide Tour in 2009, struggling again on the PGA Tour, making just 8 out of 15 cuts, with one top-25 finish. He ended the year 202nd on the money list, not even earning conditional status for 2010. [4] Gainey returned to the Nationwide Tour in 2010, where he played the full season.