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2012 Adams Golf Pro Tour Series - Information & Highlights
Plans include 16 events, less conflicts with regional PGA and Nationwide qualifying events, and less travel between events. The season will kick-off March 7-10 at the Victoria Open followed by the Coke Walmart Open, March 14-17, in Alexandria, LA.
Membership Fees
Member Benefits
Members - $995 per tournament Non-Members - $1195 per tournament NEW: All entry fees will increase $100 at 5:00 pm CST; the Friday prior to each event
Purses Estimated 2012 purses: NOTE: $900 of each paid pro entry, as well as 90% of any amateur fees, will go to the tournament purses. Purse breakdowns will be similar to previous seasons, with first place being 15% of the total purse.
Tournament CUT Size The cuts will be 40% of the starting field; up to a maximum of 50 and ties.
Player of the Year Bonus Pool - NEW for 2012 Members will receive points after each event played based on performance. After the final event, the top three players will be awarded the following bonus pool. Some featured events, such as Baton Rouge, will have higher point values due to larger and stronger fields at those events.
Members Rewards Program - NEW for 2012
NOTE: The Early Entry Deadline at each event is on Friday, ten (10) days before each tournament week begins. Rewards for Referral
The Race to Wichita is a points race with an exemption at stake into the Nationwide Tour's 2012 PHS Wichita Open. The race will include points earned at the first seven (7) Adams Series events (beginning in Victoria and ending in Houston). Featured events in Alexandria, Houma, & Baton Rouge will have higher point values. The top points earner after the Houston event will receive a full exemption into the 2012 Preferred Health Systems Wichita Open. |
8-1/2 Exchanging Distance Information
Information regarding the distance between two objects is public information and not advice. It is therefore permissible for players to exchange information relating to the distance between two objects. For example, a player may ask anyone, including his opponent, fellow-competitor or either of their caddies, the distance between his ball and the hole.