Golf Organizations
Legends Tour
The professional women's senior golf tour for players age 45 and older, the senior counterpart to the LPGA Tour.
The Legends Tour is the professional women's senior golf tour for players age 45 and older. The Legends Tour was founded in 2000 as the LPGA Legends Tour. The Legends Tour features former LPGA Tour players including Hall of Famers Pat Bradley, Beth Daniel, Juli Inkster, and others. The Legends Tour organizes events across the United States and is the senior counterpart to the LPGA Tour for women's professional golf.
How Golfers Say It
"Legends Tour."
"Senior LPGA."
"Women's senior tour."
Origin
The Legends Tour was founded in 2000 as the LPGA Legends Tour. The Legends Tour is the senior counterpart to the LPGA Tour for women's professional golf.
Rules & Context
The Legends Tour features former LPGA Tour players age 45 and older. The Legends Tour organizes events across the United States.
"The Legends Tour is the professional women's senior golf tour for players age 45 and older, founded in 2000 as the LPGA Legends Tour. The Legends Tour features former LPGA Tour players including Hall of Famers Pat Bradley, Beth Daniel, and Juli Inkster."
Frequently Asked Questions
When was the Legends Tour founded?
2000. The Legends Tour was founded in 2000 as the LPGA Legends Tour.
What's the age requirement?
45 or older. The Legends Tour requires players to be age 45 or older.
Is the Legends Tour like senior LPGA?
Yes, women's senior tour. The Legends Tour is the senior counterpart to the LPGA Tour for women's professional golf.
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