Symetra Tour - Historical Tour Schedules and Results

Historical Tour Schedules and Results

Year Number of
tournaments
Total prize
money (US$)
2012 Tour 16 1,755,000
2011 Tour 16 1,765,000
2010 Tour 17 1,920,000
2009 Tour 17 1,795,000
2008 Tour 18 1,710,000
2007 Tour 19 1,585,000
2006 Tour 19 1,425,000

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