Big Easy Tour

{{Short description|Professional golf tour}}

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| title = Big Easy Tour

| current_season = 2024–25 Big Easy Tour

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| sport = Golf

| founded = 2011

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| inaugural = 2011

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| countries = Based in South Africa

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| most_champs = Tournament wins:
{{flagicon|ZAF}} Ian Snyman (5)

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| website = http://bigeasytour.co.za/

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| Founder = Sunshine Tour

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The Big Easy Tour, currently titled as the Betway Big Easy Tour, is a developmental golf tour based in South Africa, founded in 2011. It is a developmental tour for the Sunshine Tour. The top 12 players earn Sunshine Tour cards, with those 11th–30th earning entry into the final stage of Sunshine Tour qualifying school. The tour is named after the nickname of South African golfer Ernie Els.

In 2017, three tournaments were co-sanctioned with the MENA Golf Tour.

From the start of 2018, tournaments attract Official World Golf Ranking points. Winners receive a minimum of 3 points for 54-hole tournaments and 5 points for 72-hole tournaments.{{cite web |url=http://www.owgr.com/news/2017/august/press-release |title=OWGR Board Announcement |publisher=Official World Golf Ranking |date=7 August 2017 |access-date=13 June 2023}}

Order of Merit winners

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! Season !! Winner !! Points

align=center|2024–25{{flagicon|ZAF}} Warwick Purchasealign=center|888
align=center|2023–24{{flagicon|ZAF}} Leon Vorsteralign=center|729
SeasonWinnerPrize money (R)
align=center|2022{{flagicon|ZAF}} Gerhard Pepleralign=center|133,940
align=center|2020–21{{flagicon|ZAF}} Kyle McClatchiealign=center|60,547
align=center|2019{{flagicon|ZAF}} Malcolm Mitchellalign=center|74,097
align=center|2018{{flagicon|ZAF}} Dylan Kokalign=center|58,789
align=center|2017{{flagicon|ZAF}} Jacquin Hessalign=center|75,162
align=center|2016{{flagicon|ZAF}} Jason Viljoenalign=center|75,408
align=center|2015{{flagicon|ZAF}} Christiaan Bezuidenhoutalign=center|70,465
align=center|2014{{flagicon|ZAF}} Maritz Wesselsalign=center|51,593
align=center|2013{{flagicon|ZAF}} Divan Gerberalign=center|60,694
align=center|2012{{flagicon|ZAF}} Teboho Sefatsaalign=center|76,170
align=center|2011{{flagicon|ZAF}} Louis Calitzalign=center|61,022

References

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