In amateur and professional golf, a player is generally considered a senior golfer starting at age 50 or age 55, depending on the specific tournament circuit or organization. Professional tours like the PGA Tour Champions set the eligibility age threshold strictly at 50 years old. Meanwhile, regional amateur organizations, golf associations, and national championships like the U.S. Senior Amateur or equivalent Canadian senior circuits often designate players as seniors starting at age 55, further sub-categorizing divisions into super-senior and grand-senior brackets as players advance past age 65 or 75.
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