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Tour News

School's In Session

The PGA TOUR National Qualifying Tournament -- otherwise known as q-school -- begins this week.

It's not a school in the traditional sense of the word, but the lessons learned while competing certainly can be life-changing. In reality, q-school is a survival test of as many as three tournaments that will eventually determine the players who earn their PGA TOUR cards for the 2010 season.

Full Q-School Coverage

Feature Course

Windance Country Club

Host of the Island View Casino Tour Championship

October 14-17, 2009

Welcome to Windance Country Club, your destination for a true first-class golf experience on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Designed by Mark McCumber in 1986, this private 18-hole championship course features over 6,700 yards of fun, challenging golf complete with breathtaking landscapes, rolling hills and lush greens.

Play & Walk in the Footstep of Champions
What defines a "championship golf course"? To us, it means that it has been tested time and time again by some of the best professional golfers in the world. here at Windance, you can certainly consider us a true championship course.

Windance has hosted both the Ben Hogan and Nike tours with past winners, including 2003 U.S. Open Champion Jim Furyk, Tom Lehman, and Alan Doyle. The Adams Golf Pro Tour currently calls Windance home for their Island View Casino Tour Championship event.

Alumni News

PGA TOUR

The PGA's Fall Series Means Five More Events For Players To Earn Their Keep

Chris Stroud (2006 Winner on the AGPTS) is one of several players just outside of the top 125 on the PGA's money list. With 5 events to go, Chris is hoping a strong finish will keep him from returning to Qualifying School this fall..

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NATIONWIDE TOUR

Turner wins Soboba Classic by two strokes
Jerod is a current member of the Adams Golf Pro Tour Series and 3rd on the 2009 Money List

SAN JACINTO, Calif. -- Hello, Hollywood, here's a script that writes itself. Okay, maybe it's not exactly Cinderella, but the Jerod Turner story is close. The 34-year old, self-taught Texan has been chasing his dream and scratching out a living on mini-tours for the past nine years. He'd earned less than $8,000 on the Nationwide Tour and was contemplating a next step that would take him away from golf. Suddenly, in the span of two weeks, he's inches away from the PGA TOUR.