The Fuzion Minor League Golf Tour is a developmental professional golf tour headquartered in Jupiter, Florida that runs tournaments year-round in south Florida.
The Fuzion Minor League Golf Tour runs a 46 week, year round event schedule with a combination of one-day, two-day, and three-day tournament formats, aimed at giving players the training and opportunity necessary to advance to the next level in professional golf.
Since the tour was founded in 2004, players who have graduated to, and won on the second tier Nationwide Tour, include Brad Adamonis, Tom Gillis, Marc Turnesa, Nate Smith, and Justin Hicks. All five of those players then advanced to the PGA Tour.
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