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NGA Pro Golf Tour
The National Golf Association Pro Golf Tour (formerly the NGA Hooters Pro Golf Tour) is a developmental men's professional golf tour in the United States. It includes approximately twenty 72-hole Pro Series events and three 54-hole Qualifying School Prep Series events each year throughout the US South and Midwest. The NGA Pro Golf Tour is a private company founded by T. C. "Rick" Jordan in 1988 and later sold to Hooters restaurant chain owner Robert H. Brooks in 1994. Hooters was the title sponsor from 1988 through 2011. The Tour was sold to Robin Waters of Loris, South Carolina in 2011. The Tour is headquartered in Longs, South Carolina. The NGA Pro Golf Tour, established in 1988, predates the PGA Tour-owned Web.com Tour as the longest running developmental tour in the United States.
In September 2014, the NGA Tour was bought by Golf Interact and renamed the Swing Thought Tour.〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://www.swingthought.com/tour/ )〕 The same year, it was announced that if the winner of The Big Break Myrtle Beach were male, he would received a full-season exemption on the tour. In August 2015, the company announced that they purchased the eGolf Professional Tour and will integrate it into the Swing Thought Tour.
==Positioning==
Three men's pro golf tours based in the United States pay out more in prize money than the NGA Pro Golf Tour. The richest competition is in the highest-paying PGA Tour. The second-tier Web.com Tour offers prizes smaller than the PGA Tour but attracts many up-and-coming golfers trying to obtain their PGA Tour cards. The Champions Tour, which is restricted to competitors over aged 50 or older, has prize levels between the PGA and Web.Com Tours. The NGA Pro Golf Tour is the third largest tour in the US after the PGA and Web.Com Tours.
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