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MATT CARDARELLI Tournament Official CHRIS CHILDERS Junior Golf Manager MIKE FARRELL Media Official JENNIFER FISCHENICH Tournament Secretary DERRICK HART Scoreboard Operator MIKE MILLIKEN Tournament Manager BROC NELL Tournament Official JAMES VIRAS Tournament Official

Congratulations!

Dear Junior Golfer: Thank you for applying to compete in the Callaway Golf PGA Junior Series Event #11 at Penn State University – Blue Course. This year marks our 10th year of the PGA Junior Series program and our 10th event in the state of Pennsylvania. Enclosed in your downloadable player portfolio are the following documents: Callaway Golf Welcome letter, Penn State Welcome letter, PGA/ PGM Overview and Accredited Universities, The PGA of America Mission, Fact & Information document, Rules of Play Hard Card, Spike Policy and a Contestant Profile. The profile sheet should be completed and brought to the on-site registration area at the course for proper media exposure. There are 29 states, Washington, D.C, Canada and Israel being represented in this event. Junior golfers are coming from the following states: Alabama Maryland Ohio Arizona Massachusetts Pennsylvania California Michigan Rhode Island Colorado Minnesota Texas Connecticut Missouri Utah Delaware Nevada Vermont Florida New Hampshire Washington Hawaii New Jersey West Virginia Illinois New York Wisconsin Indiana North Carolina We are delighted to have you in the field of talented young players. The best of luck to you, play well and have fun at Penn State University in scenic Happy Valley. Best Regards,

Chris Childers Mike Milliken Junior Golf Manager Tournament Manager

1523 W College Ave

State College, PA 16801 (814) 863-0254

Fax (814) 865-9626 www.psu.edu/golfcourses

Joe Hughes Head Golf Professional

Steve Eskey Events Coordinator/

Assistant Golf Professional

Brian Short Assistant Golf Professional

Josh Trimble Assistant Golf Professional

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OF THE YEAR 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003

Dear PGA Junior Series Participants: On behalf on the entire Penn State Golf Courses Staff I would like to give you a warm Happy Valley welcome. We look forward to hosting the 2005 Callaway Golf PGA Junior Series Event. This will be our 9th year in a row for hosting this spectacular event. Over the years we have seen some great golfers come to this tournament and I am positive that this will be one of the best fields we have had yet. You are the future of golf and with your enthusiasm and love for this great game the future looks bright ahead. We look forward to working with the PGA Junior Series Staff as well as getting a chance to work with you. Enjoy your time here at the Penn State Golf Courses and we hope to make your experience a memorable one. Best wishes, Joe Hughes Joe Hughes PGA Head Golf Professional

Dear PGA Junior Series Players and Participants, Callaway Golf is pleased to welcome you to one of the game’s most exciting opportunities for young golfers—the 2005 Callaway Golf PGA Junior Series. From Keene, New Hampshire to Kahuku, Hawaii and points in between we are proud to help young golfers by supporting competition at excellent courses in a fun and challenging atmosphere. The Callaway Golf family is proud to sponsor this outstanding series of affordable and competitive tournaments. We believe the game should be accessible to all players, and for the third consecutive year, we are honored to be part of a program that helps young players experience competitive golf. We extend our best wishes to everyone involved in the 2005 Callaway Golf PGA Junior Series. We sincerely hope you enjoy the competition and that your golf bag includes much Callaway Golf equipment to help reach your golfing potential. Bob Penicka Chief Operating Officer and Senior Executive Vice President Callaway Golf Company Carlsbad, California

Each university has specific entrance requirements, and you should contact the university of your choice to become familiar with those.

What is The PGA of America’s PGM Program?

The PGA/Professional Golf Management™ (PGM) program, a four-and-one-half year college curriculum for aspiring PGA Professionals, is a structured educational program endorsed by The PGA of America.

PGA/PGM™ SCHOOL DEGREE OFFERED Arizona State University BS in Agribusiness w/PGM concentration Campbell University BBA in Professional Golf Management Clemson University BS in Park, Recreation & Tourism Management

w/concentration in Golf Management Coastal Carolina University BS in Business Marketing Ferris State University BS in Business w/Marketing major Florida Gulf Coast University BS in Resort & Hospitality Mgmt with concentration in Professional

Golf Management Florida State University BS in Hospitality Administration Methodist College BS in Business Administration or Marketing Mississippi State University BBA in Marketing New Mexico State University BBA w/major in Marketing North Carolina State University BS in Professional Golf Management w/Business minor Penn State University BS in Recreation & Park Management w/PGM option Sam Houston State University BS in Business Administration with Specialty Certification in

Professional Golf Management University of Colorado, Colorado Springs BS in Business with emphasis in Marketing/Professional Golf

Management University of Idaho BS in Business Marketing w/PGM option University of Nebraska, Lincoln BS in Agricultural Sciences University of Nevada-Las Vegas BS in Recreation w/concentration in PGM

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In addition to classroom studies, each student is required to complete an internship of at least 16 months at approved golf facilities. Students also are required to complete all requirements of The PGA of America’s Professional Golf Management Program, including passing the Playing Ability Test.

Students attending one of the PGA/PGM™ programs can graduate with the followingBaccalaureate degree:

More information is available in your players’ packet or by visiting www.pga.com

Universities endorsed by The PGA of America for their PGA/PGM™ programs. Arizona State Univ. East (1999) Mr. Richard Grinage, Director 7001 East Williams Field Road Building 20 Mesa, AZ 85212 (480) 727-1017 (480) 727-1186 - fax Grinage@asu.edu

Campbell University (1999) Mr. Ken Jones, Director P.O. Box 218 Lundy-Fetterman Bldg. 199 Davis Street Buies Creek, NC 27506 (910) 893-1395 (800) 334-4111 ext. 1395 (910) 893-1392 - fax Jonesk@mailcenter.campbell.edu

Clemson University (2001) Mr. Rick Lucas, Director 263 Lehotsky Hall Clemson, SC 29634-0701 (864) 656-0112 (864) 656-2226 - fax rlucas@clemson.edu

Coastal Carolina University (1999) Col. Charles Thrash, Director E. Craig Wall, Sr. School of Business P.O. Box 261954 Conway, SC 29528-6054 (843) 349-2639 (843) 349-2455 - fax Cthrash@coastal.edu

Ferris State University (1975) Mr. Matt Pinter, Coordinator 1506 Knollview Drive Big Rapids, MI 49307-2290 (231) 591-2380 (231) 591-2839 - fax PinterM@Ferris.edu

Florida Gulf Coast Univ. (2005) Dr. Steve Eisenberg 10501 FGCU Blvd. South, Modular 7 Ft. Myers, FL 33965 (239)-590-7717 (239)-590-7697 – fax seisenbe@fgcu.edu

Florida State University (1999) Mr. Jim Riscigno, Director Hospitality Department Professional Golf Mgmt. Program 2550 Pottsdamer Street Tallahassee, FL 32306-2881 (850) 644-9494 (850) 644-1581 - fax Jriscign@cob.fsu.edu Methodist College (1999) Mr. Jerry Hogge, Director 5400 Ramsey Street Fayetteville, NC 28311-1420 (910) 630-7144 (910) 630-7254 - fax Jhogge@methodist.edu Mississippi State University (1985) Dr. Stephen LeMay, Director P.O. Box 6217 350 McCool Hall Mississippi State, MS 39762-5513 (662) 325-3161 (662) 325-1779 - fax slemay@cobilan.msstate.edu New Mexico State Univ. (1987) Mr. Pat Gavin, Director P.O. Box 30001/Dept. PGM University Ave., Business Complex #206 Las Cruces, NM 88003 - 8001 (505) 646-7686 (505) 646-1467 - fax Pgavin@nmsu.edu North Carolina State Univ. (2002) Dr. Michael A. Kanters, Director Department of Parks, Recreation & Tourism Management Campus Box 8004 4023 Biltmore Hall NC State University Raleigh, NC 27695-8004 (919) 515-8792 (919) 513-7219 - fax michael_kanters@ncsu.edu

Penn State University (1990) Dr. Frank B. Guadagnolo, Professor in Charge 201 Mateer Building University Park, PA 16802 (814) 863-8987 (814) 863-8992 - fax Fbg@psu.edu Sam Houston State Univ. (2005) Mr. Rich Ballinger, Director Box 2056 1821 Avenue I Huntsville, TX 77340 (936)-294-4810 (936)-294-3612 – fax rmb002@shsu.edu

University of Colorado, Colorado Springs (2003) Mr. Doug Wert, Director University of Colorado at Colorado Springs 1420 Austin Bluffs Parkway P.O. Box 7150 Colorado Springs, CO 80933-7150 (719)262-3661 (719)-262-3494- fax e-mail: dwert@uccs.edu University of Idaho (2002) Mr. Dawes Marlatt, Director Box 443161 Moscow, ID 83844-2380 (208) 885-9772 (208) 885-0558 - fax DawesM@uidaho.edu University of Nebraska, Lincoln (2004) Dr. Terry Riordan, Director 225 Keim Hall Lincoln, NE 68583-0953 (402)-472-4101 (402)-472-4104 –fax pgm@unl.edu University Nevada-Las Vegas (2002) Mr. Chris Cain, Director William F. Harrah College of Hotel Administration 4505 Maryland Parkway Box 456023 Las Vegas, NV 89154-6023 (702) 895-3865 (702)-774-8994 - fax christopher.cain@ccmail.nevada.edu

ACCREDITED UNIVERSITIES

T The PGA of America Mission

he PGA of America was founded Jan. 17, 1916, when a group of golf professionals in the New York City area, accompanied by several prominent amateur golfers, met to discuss forming a professional association. Since that informal gathering, The PGA of America has grown into the world's largest working sports organization with more than 28,000 members and apprentices. As the leaders in the game, The PGA of America is dedicated to promoting interest in the game of golf to everyone, everywhere. It strives to establish and maintain professional standards of practice for the golf profession and enhance the well-being of its members. The PGA of America devotes itself to assisting in the education and employment of today’s PGA Professionals, and developing their knowledge, training and business acumen. For the enjoyment of golf enthusiasts everywhere, the Association continues its promotion of the game by conducting four major spectator events: The PGA Championship, begun in 1916; the Ryder Cup Matches, which will be held at Oakland Hills Country Club in Bloomfield Hills, Mich. in September; the Senior PGA Championship; and the PGA Grand Slam of Golf. As part of its mission, The PGA of America dedicates itself to the development of the next generation of golfers. The PGA Foundation promotes a variety of junior programs through "First Swing," "Clubs For Kids," and "Kids On Course" programs. In addition, The PGA of America conducts the Westfield PGA Junior Championship, one of the major championships on the junior circuit, and the Callaway Golf PGA Junior Series. The PGA of America continues to flourish by adhering to the principles that were set down by its founders.

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Penn State University Blue Course 1523 West College Avenue

State College, PA 16801 814-863-0257

www.psu.edu/golfcourses **Soft Spike Policy in Effect**

Callaway Golf PGA Junior Series - Event #11 Penn State University Blue Course

Monday – Wednesday, August 1-3, 2005

Important Facts and Contestant Information Registration Competitors must register on Sunday, July 31st between the hours of noon & 4:00p.m. Registration will be located in the restaurant area of the clubhouse. You will not be called to the tee. It is the competitor’s responsibility to be on the tee at your specified time. Format 54-hole Stroke Play competition. The Rules Committee may reduce the competition to fewer holes due to weather constraints, provided all players in the age division have completed the same holes. Practice Rounds Contestants only - practice rounds are available on Sunday, July 31st, between 12:00pm and closing. The contestant practice round fee is $29.00. Golf carts are available at $16.00 per rider. Blocked times for practice rounds will be released on Wednesday, July 27th, so please call in advance to assure your space. Call the Penn State University Golf Shop 814-863-0257 to reserve starting times. Please let the golf shop reservations know you are with the Callaway Golf PGA Junior Series. Caddies Caddies are NOT permitted. You must carry your own bag during competition. Golf Cars Players are not permitted to ride in golf cars during competition except where golf car shuttles are designated by the PGA Rules Committee. Practice Range There is no charge for practice balls on the days of play before rounds, but there will be a charge for practice balls following play and on the practice round day. Par 72 Tees to Play Boys 16-17 Blue 6,497 yards Boys 13-15 White 6,248 yards All Girls Red 5,701 yards Pace of Play The Rules of Golf require that a player shall at all times play without undue delay. PGA Officials will use discretion concerning the Pace of Play of early groups. All groups will be expected to play at a reasonably fast pace, 14 minutes per hole. Any group falling a hole (par 4 or par 5) behind and is over the 14 minute-per-hole pace is subject to being timed. A group will be warned when they are out of position and about to be timed. Timing The timing of a player’s stroke will begin when the player has had a reasonable opportunity to reach his/her ball; it is the player’s turn to play and the player can play without interference or distraction. Except on the putting green, if a player has reached his/her ball, it is his/her turn to play and there are no distractions, timing will begin after he/she has had reasonable time to select a club. Time spent walking backward or forward for determining yardage will count as part of the time taken for the next stroke. On the putting green, timing will begin after a player has been allowed a reasonable amount of time to lift, clean and replace the ball, repair his/her ball mark and other ball marks on the putting line, and remove loose impediments on the line of the putt.

Penn State University Blue Course 1523 West College Avenue

State College, PA 16801 814-863-0257

www.psu.edu/golfcourses **Soft Spike Policy in Effect**

A player will be allowed a maximum of 40 seconds to complete his/her stroke. Note: An additional 10 seconds will be allowed for; a) the first to play from the teeing ground at a par 3 hole; b) the first to play a second stroke on a par 4 or par 5 hole; c) the first to play a third stroke on a par 5 hole; or d) the first to play on or around the putting green. If a player exceeds the time limit on one (1) occasion, he/she will then be cautioned that if he/she exceeds the time limit on one more occasion, (total of 2), he/she will automatically incur a penalty of one stroke, under Rule 6-7. If the player exceeds the time limit on one more occasion, (total of 3), he/she will incur an additional two stroke penalty. If the player exceeds the time limit a total of four (4) times, the penalty is disqualification. Note: If the group in question regains its proper position, any bad timings will be carried over for the remainder of that round in the event that group requires additional monitoring. Withdraw/Alternate Please call 561-624-8528 if you must withdraw before the competition so we may contact the next alternate to participate. Scoring Areas At the conclusion of your round, please go to the scoring tent behind # 9 and # 18 greens to check scores and return your scorecard. You are only responsible for the correct hole-by-hole scores and two signatures (i.e., your markers and your own). Suspension of Play A suspension for a dangerous situation (i.e.: lightning or tornado) shall be signaled by one long siren or horn blast. Players shall discontinue play immediately and seek shelter. All other types of suspensions shall be signaled by three short blasts. All practice areas shall be closed during suspension for a dangerous situation until the committee has declared them open for use. Play-Offs All ties for first place only will be decided by a sudden death play-off on a hole(s) to be determined by the Committee. All other ties will be decided by a scorecard play-off, the winner being determined on the basis of the total score of the last nine (holes 10-18). If the players have the same score for the last nine holes, the winner will be determined on the basis of the last six (13-18), last three (16-18), and finally last hole (18th). Awards Crystal medallions will be awarded to the top three places in each age division. The presentation of these prizes will take place by the scoreboard immediately following conclusion of play for each age group. Player of the Year Points Breakdown 1st Place – 150 points 6th – 50 2nd – 90 7th – 40 3rd – 80 8th – 30 4th – 70 9th – 20 5th – 60 10th – 10 Personal Appearance and Conduct Players must be neat in appearance with respect to personal grooming and clothing. Players may not wear denim shorts. Boys are to wear collared or designer-collared shirts. Hats must be worn forwards and shirts tucked in. Any conduct unbecoming a junior golfer shall be subject to one warning by an official then immediate disqualification at any time thereafter. Such conduct shall include, but is not limited to; abusive language, club throwing, profanity, showing disrespect to volunteers or officials, littering or leaving trash on the course, or abuse of the golf course facility. Players must be willing to comply with club rules with respect to dress code and spike policy.

Penn State University Blue Course 1523 West College Avenue

State College, PA 16801 814-863-0257

www.psu.edu/golfcourses **Soft Spike Policy in Effect**

Parents & Guardians We appreciate spectator support of our event. Please walk in the rough and remain clear of the fairway. It would be a good idea to wear comfortable shoes due to the long walk. Under no condition are you allowed to offer any advice to a contestant during the round. Please be mindful of the high level of concentration needed by the participants to achieve their best. It is OK to help look for balls or carry umbrellas. Please do not interfere or distract players with the use of cameras, cell phones or beepers. Spectator Carts Spectators who request relief under the Americans with Disabilities Act and seek a reasonable accommodation for their disability by the use of a motorized golf car during the event competition shall be required to submit a request in writing with state authorized handicap number to the PGA Tournament Department one week prior to the tournament date for review and determination. Meals There is a Food & Beverage facility is located in the Clubhouse where cash and credit cards are accepted. Final Round You will be re-grouped according to your second round total for starting times. For final round starting times service you may call 814-863-0257 between 7:00-8:00 p.m. on Tuesday evening. The times will be posted on all doors of the golf shop. The only “Official” Times will be posted on the public scoreboard. We will use the “reverse horseshoe” (just like PGA and LPGA TOUR) for Boys 16-17, which means low scores teeing off last off tee #1, with the middle of the pack teeing off early on both tees, and the higher scores last off tee #10.

Age Group Tee Times Beginning

Times Until

BOYS 13-15 (All) #10 7:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m.

GIRLS (16-17) #1 7:30 a.m. 9:27 a.m.

GIRLS (13-15) #1 9:09 a.m. 9:27 a.m.

BOYS 16-17 (Leaders) #1 12:00 p.m. 1:57 p.m.

BOYS 16-17 (Reverse Horseshoe)

#10 12:10 p.m. 2:07 p.m.

Penn State University Blue Course 1523 West College Avenue

State College, PA 16801 814-863-0257

www.psu.edu/golfcourses **Soft Spike Policy in Effect**

Hotels Ramada Inn and Conference Center 1450 South Atherton Street US Business Rt 322 & PA Rt 26 State College, PA, 16801 US For Reservations Call: 814-238-3001 In order to get our group rate, guests should announce the group name: “PGA Junior Series”. Group rate: $65.00 Emergency Medical Emergency: Mount Nittany Medical Center 1800 East Park Avenue State College, PA 16803 841-231-7000 Non-Medical Emergency: University Police Department: 814-863-1111

If you have any further questions, please call The PGA of America Headquarters at 561-624-8528.

PGA of America Junior Series Supplemental Rules of Play

Play is governed by the current USGA Rules of Golf and where applicable, by the following Definitions, Conditions and Local Rules, subject to changes or amendments by the Committee. Appendix I refers to Appendix I in the current USGA Rules of

Golf as approved by The United States Golf Association and R&A Rules Limited. CONDITIONS OF THE COMPETITION 1. GOLF BALLS: The ball the player plays must be named on the current List of Conforming Golf Balls issued by the USGA.

PENALTY FOR BREACH: Disqualification. 2. CADDIE: A player is prohibited from using a caddie during the stipulated round. See Penalty Statement in Appendix I. 3. TRANSPORTATION: Except when permitted by the PGA of America Rules Committee, players must walk at all times

during the stipulated round. See Penalty Statement in Appendix I. 4. PACE OF PLAY: A player shall be subject to penalty if he/she unduly delays play. The PGA of America Junior Series

Pace of Play Regulation is in effect and available at all tournaments. 5. LATE TO TEE: The note under Rule 6-3 as prescribed in Appendix I is in effect. The PGA of America defines “start at the

time laid down by the Committee” as on the starting tee, ready to play, when the group is announced. See Decision 6-3a/2. 6. PRACTICE BETWEEN HOLES: In stroke play, a player must not play any practice stroke on or near the putting green of

the hole last played. If a practice stroke is played on or near the putting green of the hole last played, the player shall incur a penalty of two strokes at the next hole, except in the case of the last hole of the round, he incurs the penalty at that hole.

7. SIGNALS FOR SUSPENDING AND RESUMING PLAY:

One prolonged air horn or siren blast – Suspension for Dangerous Situation Three consecutive air horn or siren blasts – All other types of Suspension

Two consecutive air horn siren blasts – Resumption of Play

SUSPENSION OF PLAY – DANGEROUS SITUATION: When play is suspended by the Committee for a dangerous situation (lightning, tornado, etc.), if the players in a match or group are between the play of two holes, they must not resume play until the Committee has ordered a resumption of play. If they are in the process of playing a hole, they must discontinue play immediately and not resume play until the Committee has ordered a resumption of play. If a player fails to discontinue play immediately, he is disqualified unless circumstances warrant waiving the penalty as provided in Rule 33-7. See Decision 6-8b/7

SUSPENSION OF PLAY – NON DANGEROUS SITUATION: Proceed as prescribed in Rule 6-8.

7. CLOSE OF THE COMPETITION: The competition is closed when the champion has been announced, all scores have

been posted, and the Committee has approved the results.

LOCAL RULES 1. OUT OF BOUNDS:

ROADS: A ball which crosses a public road defined as out of bounds and comes to rest beyond that road is out of bounds, even though it may lie on another part of the course. DOUBLE STAKES: When used, the boundary for that hole(s), is deemed to extend indefinitely in the direction of the ‘squared off’ stake.

2. GROUND UNDER REPAIR: (a) Areas enclosed by white lines (except ball drops); (b) French drains, which are trenches filled with rocks or stones;

(c) Relief is provided for lie of the ball from open seams in newly sodded areas that are not otherwise marked. 3. EMBEDDED BALL: Through the green, a ball that is embedded in it’s own pitch-mark in the ground, other than sand, may

be lifted without penalty, cleaned and dropped as near as possible to where it lay but not nearer the hole. The ball when dropped must first strike a part of the course through the green. Exception: A player not take relief under this Local Rule if it is clearly unreasonable for him to play a stroke because of interference by anything other than the condition covered by this Local Rule. PENALTY FOR BREACH: Match Play – Loss of hole; Stroke Play – Two Strokes.

4. TURF PLUGS ON PUTTING GREENS: Turf plugs on putting greens are deemed to have the same status as hole plugs

and thus may be repaired as prescribed in Rule 16-1c. 5. OBSTRUCTIONS - WHITE LINES:

(a) White lined areas tying into artificially surfaced roads, paths or other obstructions are deemed to be extensions of the obstruction and are not ground under repair.

(b) Landscaped flowerbed areas completely encircled by an obstruction are part of the obstruction. 6. RETAINING WALLS AND PILINGS: When located within water hazards or within and/or around bunkers, retaining

walls and pilings are integral parts of the course. When located contiguous to cart paths (through the green), retaining walls and pilings are deemed to be part of the cart path.

7. TREE STAKES: The stake and/or cable is an obstruction. No relief from the tree only. 8. TREE WRAPPINGS, ELECTRICAL WIRES AND CABLES: Integral parts of the course – NO RELIEF. Tree wrappings, electrical wires, cables and other artificial objects closely attached to trees ARE NOT obstructions. 9. PERMANENT ELEVATED POWER LINES: If a ball strikes a permanent elevated power line, the player must disregard

the stroke, abandon the ball and play another ball as nearly as possible at the spot from which the original ball was played in accordance with Rule 20-5 (Making Next Stroke from Where Previous Stroke Made).

10. TEMPORARY IMMOVABLE OBSTRUCTIONS: Those obstructions so deemed by the Committee. Proceed as

prescribed in Appendix I.

PGA of America Junior Series Rules Committee (5/05)

SPIKE POLICY

It is a condition of the competition at this event that shoes with Traditionally-

designed spikes (regardless of composition i.e. ceramic, plastic, etc.) or spikes,

regardless of design, comprised either entirely or partially of metal (when such

metal will come in contact with the surface of the putting green) are

prohibited.

Penalty for breach of this condition: DISQUALIFICATION.

Thank you for your help with this

condition.

Contestant Profile Sheet 2005 Callaway Golf PGA Junior Series

The Contestant profile is a reference to assist any members of the Media and Golf Coaches Association

of America covering the event. 1. Please fill out the Contestant Profile and

return to the on-site registration area.

2. Attach a school photo of yourself in the top right hand corner.

Name: _____________________________________________ Age / Birthdate: _______ / _____________

Hometown and State: _________________________________ GPA _______ SAT & ACT Score___________

Home Phone (for PGA of America use only): ______________________________________________________ Name of School (include city, state):_____________________________________________________________

Year in School (upcoming fall 2005):_____________ Projected HS Graduation date:____________________

Who got you started in Golf?___________________________________________________________________

At what age were you when you began playing golf? ________________

Have you taken lessons from a PGA professional? __________________

PGA Professional____________________________________ Club ____________________________ City_______________________________________________ State ____________________________ Player Achievements (please list name of event, finish, year):_________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________________________

What is your goal in golf? (Please describe):_______________________________________________________ If planning to attend college, please list:__________________________________________________________ Where will you be staying during the event? ________________________________________ Telephone __________________________ Hometown: _______________________ Fax: _______________ Sports or Golf E-mail: ______________________ Newspaper (This fax number and E-mail address are important for press releases and nightly results)

Thank you for your assistance, and good luck in the PGA Junior Series. Should you need further assistance or would like to add to this contestant profile at a later date, please contact a member of the PGA of America staff. If entering more than one event, you need to fill out one form per event (No additional photo needed.) If you have any media-related questions, please contact Bob Denney at (561) 624-8582.

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