The Sunbelt Tour has a proven record of accomplishments. Walter Hall, who now has won nearly $7 million on the Champions Tour, won 4 events on the Sunbelt Tour in 1996, before heading for the big time, and added another win as late as 2007. James Mason played on the Sunbelt for 3 years before striking pay dirt with a win as a Monday qualifier in the Champions Tour's NFL Classic. He has since won over $2 million and gained exempt status again in 2009 by finishing 4th at the 2008 National Qualifying School. Gene Jones was the leading money winner on the Sunbelt Tour from 2005 through 2007 and was medalist in the 2007 National Q-School finals. As a Monday qualifier, he finished 18th on the 2008 Champions Tour money list with over $1 million in earnings and is fully exempt in 2009. Other notable accomplishments include:

The Tour has consistently attracted many top professionals from around the world including Australia, Africa, most of the European countries and Canada. Sunbelt players with outstanding records include Ryder Cup team member, Ken Green, and three-time PGA Tour winners, Gary Hallberg, Kenny Knox and Pat McGowan. Other PGA Tour champions include George Burns, Frank Conner, Bill Britton, Lon Hinkle, Rex Caldwell, Tony Sills, Dan Halldorson and Jim Booros. The tournaments on the Sunbelt Senior Tour provide a great opportunity for aspiring tour players to compete against some of the best senior professionals in the country.

Companies are attracted to this Tour because many of the Sunbelt tournaments include a charitable pro/am. "The Patriot," an invitational pro/am at National Golf Club in Pinehurst, NC, in 2008 alone raised over $100,000 for families of our fallen heroes from Fort Bragg. Another event, the South Carolina Senior Open, which is annually held at Tidewater Golf Plantation in North Myrtle Beach, SC, donated over $55,000 to two local charities over the past two years.

For a recoverable $25,000, companies, charities, golf clubs or other entities may sponsor a future event. The fee provides added incentive in purses for the pros and can easily be more than offset by income gained from pro/ams, co-sponsors, hole/flag signage, program/pairing sheet sales, vendor co-op programs, etc.