The PGA Tour, based in Florida and with tournaments throughout the United States, plus Canada and Mexico, is considered the premier men's professional golf tour in the world. Outside North America, it is often referred to as the USPGA Tour, or U.S. PGA Tour, to differentiate it from the European Tour and other tours.
Below are resources on About.com relating to the PGA Tour. Click a topic you're interested in to find the information you need.
Who led the PGA Tour in wins during the decade of the 2000s? Tiger Woods, of course. But who else makes that list? Or the list of most Top 10s? Or international winners? Check out those lists and more.
View the week-by-week list of all PGA Tour events for the current year.
The four men's major championships are part of the official PGA Tour schedule, although none of them are run by the PGA Tour. On this page you'll be able to choose the major you're interested in learning more about: The Masters, the U.S. Open, the British Open or the PGA Championship.
Like the major championships, the World Golf Championships are considered part of the official PGA Tour schedule, although they are governed by the International Federation of PGA Tours. The three WGC tournaments on the PGA Tour schedule are the Accenture Match Play Championship, the CA Championship and the Bridgestone Invitational.
For the PGA Tour schedule, see the first item listed above. What this page offers are profiles of PGA Tour tournaments. Each profile includes information such as dates and sites, past champions, tournament trivia and more. Profiles are included for most of the tournament tournaments on the PGA Tour.
Want to know which golfers have posted the lowest scores in PGA Tour history? Who won the most tournaments? Who needed the fewest putts over 72 holes, 18 holes or nine holes? You'll find those records and many more here.
This link takes you to our Golf Almanac, where you'll be able to view yearly PGA Tour money leaders, victory leaders and scoring leaders, Players of the Year and Rookies and of the Year, and more, along with similar info for other tours.
An overview of how the FedEx Cup points and playoffs systems work during the PGA Tour season.
This page offers profiles of the most famous male golfers in the game's history. Some of their career pre-date the PGA Tour, and others played mostly on other tours around the world. But most of them were PGA Tour stars. You'll be able read a profile of each that includes a summary of their career, plus find out other personal info and interesting facts.
More information about the PGA Tour and its tournaments and golfers, plus info about other world golf tours, can be found here.
