AGA TOUR

<H1>Atlanta amateur golf and the AGA TOUR</H1> <body topmargin="0" leftmargin="0" rightmargin="0" bottommargin="0" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0"> <p><a href="http://www.agatour.com">Want amateur golf in the Atlanta area. Come and check us out!</a></p> Want amateur golf in Atlanta? Welcome to the Amateur Golfers Association of America (AGA TOUR for short)!! We started offering competitive tournaments in Atlanta to golfers of all abilities in 1993. The AGA TOUR offers stoke play tournaments for golfers who have a USGA handicap and want competitive golf on some of the best courses in the area, both public and private. All tournaments are flighted so golfers will compete against those of similar ability. The AGA TOUR is open to all ages, and there are even a number of special senior events where we have Senior flights along with our other flights. We have 6 flights so golfers of similar abilities are competing in the most fair format. See our flighting structure here. During our season we offer at least 22 local events with various road trips. These local events are held on some of the best public and private courses in the area. In terms of competition, not only does every tournament have winners, but we also have a points competition, as well as our season ending TOUR Championship. The goal of the AGA TOUR is to partner with our sponsors to provide high quality golf tournaments on high quality golf courses for our high quality members. We will meet our objectives of partnering with all golf lovers to expand and promote the great game of golf. The game of golf is a great sport, and all of those involved with the AGA TOUR look to keep the tradition and sportsmanship that is the game of golf alive and growing! Check out the rest of our web site for the other benefits of being a member of the AGA TOUR. If you have any questions please feel free to give us a call at 770-935-6864 or email at admin@agatour.com  Membership is $119 for 12 months. We bring good competitive golf to the Atlanta area.  <p>This page uses frames, but your browser doesn't support them.</p>  <script type="text/javascript">  </script>  </body>