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GOLF ASSOCIATION OF ONTARIO Member Services

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GOLF ASSOCIATION OF ONTARIO Member Services

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    1. GOLF ASSOCIATION OF ONTARIO Member Services

    2. Private Golf Clubs

    3. 2009 Membership Fees Includes GAO & RCGA Dues

    4. Membership Profiles - Clubs

    5. Membership Profile - People

    6. Membership Profile - Gender

    7. Annual Revenue ($3,607,349 - 2008)

    8. Annual Costs ($3,544,353 - 2008)

    9. Revenue vs. Costs (Amateur/Junior Programs) With reference to previous slides Amateur/Junior Revenue = 25.3% of Total Revenue. Amateur/Junior Costs = 25.9% of Total Costs. Tournaments are basically self sufficient and not funded through Membership Dues

    10. Membership Dues Funding of Services

    11. Overview of Services Course RatingPace RatingGPS

    12. District, Provincial & National Championships Overview of Services

    13. Program owned by USGA & licensed for use in Canada Course Rating

    14. Fundamental to golf Handicapping

    15. Provincial or National Network Benefits of Handicap System

    16. Future Club Members Player Development Growing the Game

    17. District, Provincial and National Teams Player Development Growing the Game

    18. Grass roots program to introduce kids to the game in the Elementary School System ...your future source of revenue. 2007 over 100 schools 2008 and beyond 100 schools per year at a cost of over $100,000 per year. School visitsMobile Van visitstrips to golf courses. National Golf in Schools Program - 2009 Callaway Golf in Schools

    19. 2009 Canada Summer Games 2010 Ontario Summer Games Golf now an Official Sportand eligible for Ministry Funding. Ministry Funding allows for growth of existing programs and establishment of new programs Program Growth = Revenue Opportunities Part of Long Term Player Development Raises profile of golf across Canada Goal is to bring home a Champion!

    20. Tournament and Program Literature Communications

    21. Club Champion Certificates Member Services Additional Benefits

    22. Club Member Support Promotion of Clubs on GAO website

    23. Administration of the Rules Establish, Revise, Interpret Rules of Golf

    24. Page 152 of Rule Book Amateur Status

    25. History of the Game History Matters

    26. History of the Game

    27. Industry Support

    28. Districts

    29. Championships

    30. Hosting Events

    31. Volunteers Giving Back to the Game Represent Member Clubs. Get involved in area of interest course rating, Rules, tournaments, Districts, Player Development, CommitteesBoard Training, orientation provided by GAO Opportunity to support the growth of golf in Ontarioand be involved with a great game and great people

    32. In Closing

    33. Qualifying for Tournaments

    34. Distance/Length of Season

    35. Sarnia 190 Miles Ontario Distances From Toronto

    36. BCGA 1500 Miles to Whitehorse, 903 Miles to Price Rupert Other Provinces

    37. Do other Provincial Golf Associations adjust fees based on Distance/Length of season? Policies in Other Provinces

    38. Does Distance Impact on Services?

    39. Amalgamation

    40. Benefits of Amalgamation

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