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

2. 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

3. 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

4. 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

5. 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

6. 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)

7. Tournament Dates Our Michigan series: 1. July 7-9 @Harbor Shores, Benton Harbor 2. July 17-18 @Arcadia Bluffs, Arcadia 3. August 1-3 @Orchard Hills, Niles Our Indiana series: 1. June 28-30 @Blackthorn Golf Club, South Bend 2. July 4-6 @Elbel Park Golf Course, South Bend 3. July 25-27 @Twin Bridges, Danville Our Illinois series: 1. July 21-23 @Medinah Country Club, Medinah 2. August 4-6 @Cog Hill, Lement 3. August 11-13 @TPC Deere Run, Silvis

8. 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

9. 9 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

10. 10 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