The PGA TOUR is a world-class professional golf tournament. It hosts more than 130 professional tournaments each year, including the PGA Tour, the Championship Tour, and the glory International Tour (formerly Webb Tour), PGA Tour Latin America, Mackenzie Tour-PGA Tour Canada and PGA Tour China Series.

The mission of the PGA Tour is to bring happiness and positive incentives to golf enthusiasts, help partners realize value, and create a platform for volunteers to give back to the society. Create economic impact within the scope, realize charitable donations, and provide bonus support for players participating in the PGA Tour.

Worldwide, PGA Tour events are played in nearly 1 billion households in 227 countries and regions. All tournaments are non-profit and aim to pursue larger-scale charitable benefits. In 2016, various events on the PGA Tour raised more than $166 million in donations for charitable organizations. Since its inception, the total amount of donations raised by the PGA Tour has exceeded $2.46 billion.  

The PGA Tour’s headquarters are located at the TPC Sawgrass Stadium in Ponte Vedra Beach, Jacksonville, Florida.

The PGA Tour (the official wording is PGA TOUR in all capitals) is the organizer of the major men’s professional golf tournaments in the United States and North America. It organizes flagship tours such as the PGA Tour, the PGA Tour Championship (for golfers aged 50 and above) and the Korn Ferry Tour [1]  (Korn Ferry Tour, from the yet Professional players who qualify for the PGA Tour participate in most of the tournaments, as well as the PGA Tour Canada, the PGA Tour Latinoamérica and the PGA Tour China. Its headquarters are located in Ponte Vedra Beach, just outside Jacksonville, Florida.

PGA Tour was originally established by the Professional Golfers' Association of America (PGA of America). In 1968, it was separated and became a tour dedicated An independent organization serving the gamers. In the beginning, it was just the "Game Player Division". In 1975, it adopted the name "PGA Tour" and operated most professional golf events, including the TPC Sawgrass Players Championship, the FedEx Cup, and its finals. , The touring championship held at the East Lake Golf Club, and the President’s Cup held the following year. Other events on the PGA Tour are hosted by other organizations, just like the U.S.-based women's tour: the LPGA Tour, and other professional men's and women's tours around the world.