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PGA TOUR Royalty Reporting Software for Licensed Apparel

The PGA TOUR manages trademark licensing for tour marks, individual tournaments (THE PLAYERS Championship, the FedExCup Playoffs, etc.), and player rights coordinated through the PGA TOUR Player Endorsement program. Apparel brands licensed through the PGA TOUR report royalties on tour-branded, tournament-branded, and player-endorsed merchandise.

How PGA TOUR royalty reporting actually works

What Royalty Reporting tracks for PGA TOUR

Royalty Reporting can calculate, report, and audit PGA TOUR royalties by every dimension finance and licensing teams actually work with — not just the high-level totals.

Frequently asked questions about PGA TOUR royalty reporting

What is PGA TOUR royalty reporting?

PGA TOUR royalty reporting is the process of calculating and remitting royalties owed to the PGA TOUR on sales of licensed merchandise — tour-shield branded, tournament-specific (THE PLAYERS, FedExCup Playoffs, etc.), and player-endorsed.

Is the PGA TOUR the same as the PGA of America?

No. The PGA TOUR organizes the men's professional tour. The PGA of America is the association of golf professionals and owns the PGA Championship and (jointly with the European Tour) the Ryder Cup. They are distinct licensors with separate programs.

See PGA TOUR royalty reporting in practice.

Walk through how Royalty Reporting handles your PGA TOUR agreement, school portfolio, and statement format in a 30-minute demo with our team.