Sponsorship Agreement

1. Fill out the information in the box below. 2. Indicate the type of sponsorship you desire. 3. Mail or e-mail this sheet. 4. Enclose payment____ or bill me later____ (Please include contact information) We will send you a copy of this sponsorship agreement and an invoice for your sponsorship amount. Make checks payable to The Kansas City Flying Disc Club: Mailing address: KCFDC PO Box 414064 Kansas City MO 64141 Sponsor Name_________________________________________________ Contact_______________________________________________________ Address_______________________________________________________ City/State/Zip__________________________________________________ Phone_________________________________________________________ Fax____________________________________________________________ E-mail_________________________________________________________ Shirt Size______________________________________________________ For the sum of $__________________ ,_______________________________ (Sponsorship Name) Will receive the benefits listed above. The sponsorship amount is due and payable to the Kansas City Flying Disc Club with this agreement. Payment to be received by May 31, Artwork to be included by May 23, artwork without payment or Director approval will not be published. In agreement on this date, ______________are______________________________ (Sponsor name) and the Kansas City Flying Disc Club. —Thank you for your sponsorship. —A copy of this agreement will be mailed to you.

Perhaps you’ve heard of disc golf: challenging, low-cost, good cardiovascular, and healthy game that com-bines elements from two popular pastimes. . .golf and Fris-bee throwing. Similar to golf in pace, procedure, and psy-chology, disc golfers count their throws when playing courses that are usually 18 holes. Whereas in golf the hole is completed when the ball falls into the cup, in disc golf the hole is done when the disc is put into the basket of the tar-get. A disc golf target features a two-foot wide metal basket that is attached to a pole, sitting two feet above the ground. There is also a chain assembly attached to the pole above the basket that stops the discs forward motion, causing it to drop into the basket.

The sport of disc golf is governed by the Profes-sional Disc Golf Association (pdga.com), which now boasts close to 50,000 worldwide members, most of whom are amateurs. The PDGA sanctions over 2100 events a year, provides its members with a magazine called DiscGolfer and a competitive player rating, and operates the Interna-tional Disc Golf Center near Augusta, Georgia. Since 1983, when the first-ever Kansas City Wide Open became a charter member of the PDGA Tour, Kansas City has evolved into one of the most popular disc golf des-tinations in the country. Besides the Wide Open, there have been Amateur World Championships in KC in 1999 and 2003, and the 2009 PDGA Professional and Amateur Disc Golf World Championships drew 921 players from 44 states and 12 countries, making it the largest disc golf tournament ever, at the time, in the 35-year history of the PDGA. This August Kansas City will host the Professional Disc Golf Championships again for the Masters Divisions, Ages 40+.

Sponsorship 36th Kansas City Wide Open $10,000-Title Sponsor of Event $2000-Corporate Sponsor $1000-Player Party Sponsor $500-Course Sponsor $400-Shirt Sponsor $300-Player Sponsor-1 Entry & Tee Sign $300-Tee Sign Ad & Business Card Ad $150-Shared Tee Sign Advertisement $100-$500-Program Advertisement $50-Business Card Ad in program $30-Fund Raiser Disc-Name in program Other sponsorship opportunities are available, please reach out to the Tournament Director Jack Lowe at jlowekc@att.net or call at 913-485-5123 for more information about how to support Kansas City’s longest running disc golf event.

In 2009 Avery Jenkins won his first PDGA World title, seen here putting at Kansas City’s Blue Valley Park. The final round was the longest sudden death playoff in the history of the sport. Sister Valarie and mother Sharon are also World Champions.

Thanks for your consideration of becoming part of the Kansas City Wide Open. Obviously, money pays the bills, but there are many services and products that we would like to exchange for sponsorship. examples of such services and products include printing, trophies, ban-ners, prizes, coupons, soft drinks and water, energy drinks, fruit, and or other food to feed the players. In ad-dition we need disc golf related prizes for amateur prizes for inclusion in the player packages. Your cost for service or product sponsorship is the listed amount doubled. These services and products may be valued at your retail price. If none of these options fit your needs, we’re happy and willing to work with you to find a mutually beneficial level of sponsorship.

While we are primarily seeking sponsorship for this years event, we are very interested in finding part-ners who might be interested in staying with us through the big celebration in 2012 and beyond. The KCFDC, now over 400 members strong, works in cooperation with the areas Parks and Recrea-tion Departments in maintaining and improving the 13 public courses in the metro region. Most club activities involve taking care of courses, running leagues and smaller local and regional events, and working with com-munities to get new courses installed. The KCFDC helps local parks departments because besides being a great sport, disc golf is an excellent low-cost, healthful, and fun recreation for people of all ages. We are seeking sponsorship support from both the Kansas City area and the disc golf business communi-ties. It’s our goal to make each player’s trip to Kansas City as memorable as possible and to present the Wide Open as professionally as possible. While we’re seeking cash sponsorship, there are a number of products or services that we’d be pleased to receive in lieu of cash.

Sponsorship Levels for the 2018 Wide Open _____Individual Sponsor $30: Your name will be listed in the tournament program plus you will re-ceive a tournament-stamped premium disc. Choose from a variety of Champion plastic from Innova, Discraft, or Dynamic Discs. _____Tee Sign Share Sponsor $150: Your name and/or one-color logo is shared with another spon-sor. The tee sign will be placed on a course where it will be the seen by that course competitors, as well as spectators. In addition, all tee signs will be set up near tournament headquarters during the showcase final round. _____Tee Sign Sponsor $300: Your name and/or one-color logo is on a custom tee sign that is yours to keep at the tournament’s conclusion. A tee sign will be placed at the course of your choice where it will be the seen by the course competitors, as well as spectators. In addition, all tee signs will be set up near tournament headquarters during the show-case final round. This includes a business card ad in the program as well _____Player & Tee Sponsor $300: Your name and/or one-color logo is on a custom tee sign that is yours to keep at the tournament’s conclusion. A tee sign will be placed at the course of your choice where it will be the seen by the course competitors, as well as spectators. In addition, all tee signs will be set up near tournament headquarters during the show-case final round. This includes one entry in the Wide Open with this sponsor level _____Tournament Program Ad— space in the tour-nament program that goes to each player and will be available to spectators, we anticipate over 1000 people will attend over the event. —$500: Front page, rear cover Full Page (only 2)

—$400: Full page Ad is 5” x 8” —$200: 1/2 Page Ad is 4” x 5” —$100: 1/4 page Ad is 2” x 2.5” —$ 50: Business Card ad (8 per page)

Options that are creative in nature and interest

both the event and your needs please contact us!

Valarie Jenkins,2009 Women’s PDGA Champ is seen here teeing off at Swope. The brother, sister combo won titles in the largest ever PDGA event in 2009. The 2009 PDGA Worlds marked the first time that a brother and sister won world titles. The event in 2009 was the largest ever disc golf event in the history of the sport at the time.

Special Sponsor Options —Showcase Final Sponsor $750: We’re ex-pecting over 500 spectators for Sunday’s -showcase final round at Blue Valley Park that will feature all pro competitors. You will re-ceive 1 banner, and 2 tee signs which will be prominently displayed on the final day. For an additional $250 you will receive a full page ad in the program. —Tee Shirt Sponsor $400: Limited to four sponsors. Your logo will be included on the performance shirts that will go to every ama-teur player, and possibly, every pro as well. —Banner Sponsor $400: A 3’ x 6’ banner dis-play featuring your name and/or logo and a 1/2 page ad in the Tournament Program. The banner will be seen by all the players and spectators and is yours to keep after the event. Banner sponsors also receive an offi-cial tournament shirt. —Eagle Sponsor $600: Two tournament tee signs and one full-page ad in the Tournament Program. —Birdie Sponsor $400: One tournament tee sign and one 1/2 page ad in the Tournament Program.

The Kansas City Flying Disc Club, a registered not-for-profit corpora-tion, was established in 1988 with these goals: to promote the sport of disc golf, as well as other flying disc sports by (1) holding events

and leagues for players of all skill levels; (2) issuing a newsletter to connect the membership, as well as other similar flying disc organizations, the media, and parks departments; (3) working in cooperation with the various park departments to maintain and improve the current courses, and to procure new courses. We encourage you join the KCFDC and become part of the growth of disc golf in Kansas City. The game, while relatively new, needs a strong club to connect effectively with the various governments on which our courses are located. We are one of the strongest clubs in the country, and we get things done.