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Pinfire Golf is again providing Spanos Tour members equipment for the 2006 season. Any exempt player wanting to use Pinfire putters is asked to contact the Pinfire Tour Department.

Alex Spanos says what he means and means what he says: ''Please read the information on this website and decide for yourself where you want to play. We are certain you will choose the A.G. Spanos Tour.''

About Alex
An avid golfer and scratch player in his earlier years, Mr. Spanos retained his love of the game. In 1999, he opened the Reserve at Spanos Park in Stockton, CA, a par-72, 7,000-yard course designed by golf course architect Andy Raugust. The Reserve is already considered one of the finest public courses in Northern California and has been the site of several PGA and US Open qualifying rounds. Mr. Spanos created a family owned "Fortune 400" company in the real estate and construction industries. In 1984 he fulfilled a lifelong dream of owning a professional sports franchise when he purchased the San Diego Chargers. Under his ownership, the Chargers won the AFC Championship in 1994 and played in the 1995 Super Bowl for the first time in the team's history.

The men running this tour are experienced as well, to say the least.
Tournament director John McCarthy has run golf events for more than 25 years. Doug Ives, the personnel and office manager, owned as operated the Golden State Tour for 22 years before selling it in July of 2004. McCarthy remains the owner of the California Golf Tour.

Pinfire Golf is offering Spanos Tour members a bonus pool for those who use their Eagle putter. The conditions are as follows: Spanos Tour players want5ing to become eligible for the Eagle Putter Bonus Pool must make at least one cut to be eligible for the minimum usage bonus. A player winning a Spanos Tour event using an Eagle putter receives a $1,000 bonus. Those finishing in the top 10 after the cut will recieve a $250 bonus for using Pinfire Golf equipment.