Playing in Pro Golf Tournaments

You no longer have to be a scratch golfer to consider yourself a professional golfer. By becoming a part of the premier Pro-Net tour in the nation, the TGAA (Tournament Golf Association of America) Tour, you can be an avid or aspiring golfer of any skill level and compete with others of all skill levels in pro golf tournaments for cash prizes.

“How would this work?” you might ask. The TGAA has developed a patent-pending Handicap-Value system to level the playing field between players of different skill levels, resulting in possible competition between players of different handicaps on the same course as they play against the course and themselves. If you perform at the top of your game, no matter your handicap, you have the opportunity to take home the top prize. The Handicap-Value is developed through TGAA tournament play so even par for anyone on the course should be achievable playing the game as it is meant to be played.

The TGAA Tour is quickly becoming the largest tour of pro golf tournaments in the United States for players golfing with handicaps. Your dream of becoming a pro golfer is alive and well—contact the TGAA for more information.

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Becoming a Professional Golfer

There are many benefits to joining the TGAA. In addition to being able to play tournaments for cash, it is possible you can write off your tournament-related expenses using the Tax Opinion offered to all members. Our patent-pending Handicap system eliminates sandbagging and provides a fair and competitive arena for both new and veteran tour players of all skill levels. Like a professional golfer on any of the other national tours, there are also opportunities to earn season long cash bonuses and incentives. One of the best benefits, though, comes with guaranteed tee times at some of the best public, resort and private clubs in the Mid-Atlantic.

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