Established in 2001, Gateway Pro Tour was created to help aspiring PGA TOUR professionals fine-tune their skills in competitive golf tournaments. The tour quickly became a defining force in developmental tour golf, serving over 3,400 players, with 161 former Gateway players currently having status on the PGA and Web.com Tours. Over the years, Gateway paid out over $42 million in prize money to its players, becoming well-known for the depth of its talent, and furthermore, the quality of its tournaments.When the All-American Tour entered the Arizona market in 2008, the tour was also committed to providing the most competitive atmosphere for both up and coming professionals as well as veteran professional golfers. In a relatively short amount of time, the tour reached its goals of conducting professional events in the most competitive fields while providing the best tournament fees and purse size ratio of any developmental golf tour.With both tours being leaders in the Arizona market, the Gateway Pro Tour and All-American Tour joined forces in 2013 to become the premier developmental professional golf tour. Today, the All-American Gateway Tour (AAGT) provides the ideal competitive environment as well as significant financial opportunities for aspiring PGA and Web.com Tour professionals. AAGT is committed to setting the example for the industry: offering guaranteed purses, paid PGA TOUR Qualifying School entry fees, stellar playing venues, teaching clinics, Jr. Golf programs, Pro-Am tournaments, charity golf events, community involvement, as well as being active in helping players generate sponsors for their professional pursuits.

GAA is the largest and oldest two–year golf college in the world. Led by over 45 PGA Professional instructors, our 16–month program balances classroom studies and golf training, preparing students to win in the game and the business of golf.