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Year after year, the All-Pro Tour (APT) sees players move onto the next level

After six years of injury and putter woes, Neal Ajubita is excited about his new opportunity

Year On APT Leads To Success At Final Stage

The APT continues to prove its success for players. Who will be next?

His first win on All Pro Tour results in a $15,000 payday

Evans uses prior experiences to hold off tour-rookie Jacob Bergeron
Earns first professional win

APT Grad Andrew Landry spoke to Golf Digest … See what he had to say

Winning His Third Event in 2018
(2) APT – (1) Canadian PGA

First Three-Time Winner since 2010 on the APT
Secures The Top Spot on the ’18 Money List

Earns Biggest Payday on the APT
$40,000 and Some Hardware

Wyoming Golfer Wins In Record Fashion
Receives Trophy From Jim Colbert Himself

Web.com Tour Qualifying Concludes Dec 6-9 in Arizona

Josh Creels Wins New Hope Oklahoma Championship

Canadian Earns $5,000 for New Hope Oklahoma Championship Win

UNLV Grad, Taylor Montgomery, Wins First APT Title – Earns $20,500 For His Win

McIver Moves to Second Spot on the 2018 Money List With His Victory in Arkansas

Three of the Seven First Time Winners on the PGA Tour are APT Grads; Andrew Landry (Pictured), Brice Garnett, Austin Cook

Gets To Finally Kiss The Trophy After Nine Year Drought

Daniel Miernicki’s His First Win On The APT Was Wire-To-Wire and Included A 36-Hole Final Round

Final Round 66 Gets Him Into A Playoff
Birdie On Third Extra Hole Wins Event

Olson’s Remarkable 3rd Round Secures A Win and $30,000

Sam Fidone Wins His Third Event in a Year at the Options For Independence Open

APT’s Top Money Winner Earns Exemption to ’18 Scottsdale AZ Open