How Will PGA Tour Canada Be Accepted By Fans/Sponsors? I realize I'm a little old school with my fondness for things of the past. As you may recall, I got a little nostalgic here about PGA Tour qualifying school changing in 2013, even if the old system of being able to acquire tour cards is still in place this year. Starting next year, only WebDotCom Tour cards will be available. As former PGA Tour player Ian Leggatt said last week, Q-school was always a train wreck waiting to happen and he's correct. A player could have been either heartbroken or exhilarated, as Graham DeLaet was when he made a direct leap from the Canadian Tour to the PGA Tour in 2009 through Q-school. It sure wasn't easy on the players, but the drama of Q-school was often riveting for observers. Q-school isn't the only thing changing for developing golfers, with news last week that the PGA Tour has acquired the Canadian Tour and will now run it as PGA Tour Canada. You can read more here and here . It may just be fear of the unknown talking, but I wonder if the tour will be the same place with the PGA Tour is operating it. Over the years, I've enjoyed relationships with players and administrators, the environment surrounding a Canadian Tour event and various moments. Recent moments that come to mind include Eugene Wong holing out from 133 yard on the 72nd hole to win the Canadian Tour Championship