Most of the original inductees were later enshrined at the PGA World Golf Hall of Fame in Pinehurst, North Carolina. In 1993, the PGA of America ceased PGA World Golf Hall of Fame operations in Pinehurst and subsequently relocated to the World Golf Hall of Fame in St. Augustine, Florida.

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The minimum qualifications for male and female competitors are: minimum of 40 years old, or five years removed from "active competition" and 15 or more wins on "approved tours" or two "major wins".

Shadow Creek Golf Course Leading the roster of the world's most expensive golf courses is Shadow Creek. In 2019, the course ascended to this position, clinching the title when it elevated its peak-season green fees to $600 per round.

Woods' "Tiger Slam" clubs, which were used when he won all four majors in 2000 to 2001, sold for a whopping $5,156,152 at Golden Age Auctions, according to USA Today. The clubs were originally bought by Todd Brock in 2010, who won the clubs at auction with a bid of $57,242 back then.

How to become a professional golfer

1. Get up to professional standard.
2. Take a swing at amateur events.
3. Commit to going professional.
4. Sign up for Q-school.
5. Compete in the Korn Ferry Tour.
6. Reach PGA Tour player status.
7. Keep your spot on the PGA Tour.

1. The Masters. Could we really begin with anything else? The Masters has long cemented itself as the world's premier golf tournament, held each year at the Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia.

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Woods won the tournament not just with his TaylorMade three-wood, but with a whole bag full of TaylorMade clubs. Woods signed a sponsorship deal estimated to be worth more than $10 million annually with the San Diego-based company in 2017, a move that was part of a much broader strategic shift at TaylorMade.

$5.15 million Irons and wedges used by Tiger Woods during his historic 2000-2001 run sold for a record $5.15 million, according to Golden Age Auctions - after the auction started at $25,000. The new owner of the clubs is an American individual who edged out "a number of bidders" from across the United States, Europe and Asia.

It costs a minimum of $110,000 to compete for a year on the PGA Tour - $75,000 on the Nationwide - and there are no guaranteed paydays. Each week the worst-scoring half of the field is eliminated after the second day of the four-day tournament and earns nothing.

The Oldest Golfer to Turn Pro Doyle is proof that it's certainly possible to become a pro golfer in your 40s, but it is unlikely.