The SunCoast Professional Golf Tour was established in 2007 as a tour that catered to women professionals as well as competitive amateurs.  Recognizing the growth potential of women's golf the SCPGT Ladies Series developed and put into operation a low cost tour model that was based on value.  After three full seasons and almost seventy events the tour has seen continued growth year after year. 

In 2010, The SCPGT will try to expand into the Men's market offering a tour based on value, keeping membership fees and entry fees lower than current industry standards. 

Beginning in June 2010, the SCPGT will put into operation the "Future Stars" program aimed at high school golfers aged 15-18 who have aspirations of moving up to college golf or maybe even the professional ranks.  There is a plan for a five or six event schedule between June - August, for the players as they head into their high school golf season.  These events will be ranked by Junior Golf Scoreboard.

Currently the SCPGT is strictly a player supported tour meaning that the funds to operate the tour come from player registration fees and minimal per tournament administrative fees.  The tour is always open to corporate sponsorship opportunities. If you or someone you know is interested in sponsorship opportunities with the SCPGT, contact the tour at td@suncoastseries.com.

The Director of the tour is Scott Walker.  Scott has a long history of operating developmental tour golf tournaments in Central Florida.  Beginning in 1999, Scott started the Hurricane Tour and operated it for three years before merging with the NGA Hooters Pro Golf Tour. The Hurricane Tour became known as the NGA Hooters Winter Series in 2002, which Scott directed from 2002 until the end of the 2007 season.  In 2007, the SCPGT was born.  Scott has over thirteen years experience in the competitive golf arena, ten of those being in tournament management.  Scott will use those years of experience and over 300 multi-day tournaments conducted to ensure that the tour is managed properly and the players are given a competitive tournament atmosphere to develop their games in a direction that will help them achieve their goals.