THE PGA TOUR, INC. 'S PRINCIPAL MISSION IS TO PROMOTE THE SPORT OF PROFESSIONAL GOLF THROUGH SANCTIONING AND ADMINISTERING GOLF TOURNAMENTS, AND PROMOTING THE COMMON INTERESTS OF TOURING GOLF PROFESSIONALS.

PGA TOUR Superstore TV Spot, 'Happy Place' Featuring Carl Weathers - iSpot.tv.

Most golf historians trace the “formal” beginning of the PGA TOUR to late 1968, when the “Tournament Players Division” split from the PGA of America and hired Joe Dey as its first commissioner. That organization became the modern-day PGA TOUR.

The PGA TOUR is committed to playing its part. This includes implementing credible sustainability initiatives that both reduce negative environmental impacts and drive positive change in the communities where we work and play.

Created by Tombras, the campaign consists of 3 x 30' films that see Carl Weathers reprise his role as Happy Gilmore's Derick 'Chubbs' Peterson. PGA TOUR Superstore had previously used famous professional golfers such as Nick Faldo and Harry Higgs in their advertising.

Carl Weathers reprises his role as the one-handed golf coach in this spot for PGA Tour Superstore. He's back at the golf range where he discovered Happy Gilmore back in 1996, and finds a player in dire need of a pick-me-up.

The PGA Tour is a non-profit organization and is managed by a Board of Directors headed by Ed Herlihy in his role as Chairman. Others on the board are Randall Stephenson, Mary Meeker, Jimmy Dunne and Mark Flaherty.

The PGA of America and PGA Tour became two separate organizations in 1968. The PGA of America represents nearly 28,000 PGA teaching professionals at 10,000 golf facilities across the country, whereas the PGA Tour solely represents the tour players.

The PGA also actively promotes the important contribution the PGA Professional makes to the growth and development of the game of golf around the world. The PGA provides its Members with a wide range of world leading training and education programmes, career development support and playing opportunities.

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Fans of Adam Sandler's 1996 sports comedy film 'Happy Gilmore' will know that (fictional) golf legend Derick 'Chubbs' Peterson's peak playing days are behind him thanks to an alligator biting off his hand, but the Carl Weathers character continues to offer his golfing expertise in a comic February campaign for PGA TOUR ...

Carl Weathers Carl Weathers reprises his role as the one-handed golf coach in this spot for PGA Tour Superstore.