There’s many mini-tours that allow amateurs and pros to play together. One of them is Pepsi Tour, which is primarily for people in California. If you want to test your skillz against the pros, you can always sign up as an amateur but play along with the aspiring mini-tour pros.
If you do go pro, you can win a good sum of money provided that you win. Entry fees are along $100 to $300 range and prizes range from $1000 to $5000.
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After college, I played in the mini-tours in Northern California called, Pepsi Tour. Basically you pay your $300 entry fee and if you win, you win like $1000 to $3000. Not a bad deal if you win most of the time but I lost most of the time… It was a good experience because I got to play with all the best players on that mini-tour. There not that many contenders so if you play enough tournaments, you get to play with the best players eventually.
I would have kept playing but I broke my middle finger while playing basketball so I need to save some money until I get back on tour. (I am thinking of making donation buttons on this site if there’s enough traffic in the future…hehe… you can ALL sponsor me… and I will give you 500% return if I make it to PGA Tour. Good deal huh?)
Eventually, I should be able to make money selling mattresses at my new company and get back on to playing golf. If you wanna be a pro golfer and you live in the Nor-Cal area, I do suggest playing the Pepsi Tour. It’s a lot of fun.
Anyways, the above video shows my swing with some LEDs in the dark. I was making this LED device for fun but it could be a good training device too. (I should patent it huh?)
Check out how to make the LED Golf POV here at my Zedomax site.
