In order to gain access to investment capital, the US Pro Golf Tour was reverse acquired by Greens Worldwide Incorporated in June 2005.
A deal was also signed with Donald Trump to sponsor four major tournaments on the tour.
[1] Financial problems were apparent in mid-2016, when net losses of $8.7 million were reported, prize money had not been paid in a timely manner for events in New England, tournaments were canceled or relocated, and charities received their contributions months late.
[1] In January 2007, Trump withdrew his sponsorship following a change in management at Greens Worldwide when Kidd departed.
[3] Hundreds of players were left out of pocket having paid thousands of dollars in membership and tournament entry fees when the 2007 season was canceled,[4] and new management only offered to transfer those fees to a promised 2008 season, which did not happen.