Michigan Junior Golf Association Presented by: Chris Noble, Matt Code, Dane Okuda & Matt Rudorfer.

Michigan Junior Golf Association

Presented by: Chris Noble, Matt Code, Dane Okuda &

Matt Rudorfer

Who Are We?

• The MJGA is a non profit organization that targets juniors 13-18 to compete in golf tournaments

• Based out of Michigan, target Midwest (Michigan, Indiana, Illinois)

• Goal is to allow junior golfers to showcase their talents to college coaches, scholarships

History of MJGA

• Founded by Noble, Code, Okuda and Rudorfer

• Vision of bringing a affordable golf tour to the Midwest

• Noble and Code have a solid background in the game

Mission

• As a junior golf association, our main goal is to get our players scholarships in college (golf and academic)

• We want to reach every financial level of families, making the entry fees as affordable as possible

• To become the foremost junior golf tour in the Midwest area

Industry Highlights

• The industry we are entering is unique, and our competition is small but well established

• Will have to develop good relationship with junior golfers and parents

Key Business Areas Analyzed

• The weather will greatly affect our schedule for tournaments, will be two seasons one in the fall and spring

• The makeup of golfers around the areas we are will determine the number of participants

• Socio economic makeup of area/courses (availability of play)

Tournament Dates• Our Michigan series:

1. July 7-9 @Harbor Shores, Benton Harbor2. July 17-18 @Arcadia Bluffs, Arcadia3. August 1-3 @Orchard Hills, Niles

• Our Indiana series:1. June 28-30 @Blackthorn Golf Club, South Bend2. July 4-6 @Elbel Park Golf Course, South Bend3. July 25-27 @Twin Bridges, Danville

• Our Illinois series:1. July 21-23 @Medinah Country Club, Medinah2. August 4-6 @Cog Hill, Lement3. August 11-13 @TPC Deere Run, Silvis

Giveaways

• Each tournament we will give away items to each player for entering. Things will include towels, balls, or in some cases shoes

• Prizes will also be given away for the top-5 placing players in each division

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Findings & Outcomes

• For our company to be successful we must work as a team to expand our organization

• The success can be measured by the amount of scholarships given to our players, follow-up

• Donations from key sponsors to cover start up costs

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Outlook for the Business

• In 10 years we see the organization growing nationwide to serve players in all states

• For our alumni and players to give back to the community by (donations, time or sharing of their talents)

• To host tournaments at different and better courses each year