Some of European golf’s greatest talents have come from the Challenge Tour – Thomas Bjorn, Martin Kaymer, Ian Poulter and most recently Edoardo Molinari – proof that it is a great proving ground for the game’s next big things, and now you can have even greater access to it through its social media channels.
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Currently the Challenge Tour Facebook page acts as a forum for sharing the latest from the season and offers you the chance to get involved too. It also gives you a look behind the scenes at some of the circuit’s more interesting venues and what the players get up to off the course, giving you the chance to get an idea of what life is really like for the guys. | ||||
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 | The @Challenge_Tour is also on Twitter, offering the chance for fans to not only follow them, but to follow the players fighting it out for their European Tour card each season. By using the ‘European Challenge Tour’ list you have all your favourite players in the same place, allowing you to see what they are getting up to throughout the year with ease. | ||||
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| Some of European Golf's best have taken up the Challenge and gone on to great success. This video explains how the circuit works, and gives 2010 US PGA Champion and European Number One Martin Kaymer the chance to explain just how important the Challenge Tour was to his development into the golfer he is today. To watch it, please click here. | |||||
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There have never been more ways to interract with the Challenge Tour and follow the next generation of European golfing superstars. So sign up to your favourite social media and take up the Challenge.
