How do you keep a PGA tour card?

Answer 1

The PGA Tour card - "What is it?"

The "PGA Tour card" is a small business-size card with their name, basic info, and year. Here is a picture of Casey Martin with his:

http://augustasports.com/images/headlines/102599casey_martinLR.jpg

The actual card is only a symbol of the playing priveledges earned by the player. It is not necessary to present the card to play in an event, the PGA organizers have all the information on site as to who is eligible to enter or attempt to qualify. All players must present two forms of ID upon registration, at least one with photo, not matter how recognizable a player is. The PGA Tour card can be used for one of these IDs, and commonly is along with the players' drivers' license or passport.

ANSWER:

It's just like a small card that looks like atm card or credit card..

Answer 2

A tour pro keeps his card if he places in the top 125 money-winners on the PGA Tour. Winning a Tour event is equal to two-year tour card, winning a major championship provides a five-year tour card, and golfers with 20 or more wins on the Tour receive a lifetime tour card.

Answer 3

The PGA Tour card - "What is it?"

The "PGA Tour card" is a small business-size card with their name, basic info, and year. Here is a picture of Casey Martin with his:

http://augustasports.com/images/headlines/102599casey_martinLR.jpg

The actual card is only a symbol of the playing priveledges earned by the player. It is not necessary to present the card to play in an event, the PGA organizers have all the information on site as to who is eligible to enter or attempt to qualify. All players must present two forms of ID upon registration, at least one with photo, not matter how recognizable a player is. The PGA Tour card can be used for one of these IDs, and commonly is along with the players' drivers' license or passport.

ANSWER:

It's just like a small card that looks like atm card or credit card..

Answer 4

I have one.

It has the PGA Professional's name, picture, Class A, Election to Membership Date, PGA #, and Current PGA Section Affiliation. Below is the PGA logo. Off to the far right, it has the current year and all the top officers of the PGA of America listed.