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Presidential Suite at No Presidential Suite at No. 16 hole The Presidential Suite provides the ultimate in private entertainment. Located on No. 16, overlooking the green and fairway of this picturesque and challenging 4 par, you and your guests will have a front-row seat to all the drama and excitement of The Presidents Cup, as matches reaching this hole will be close to conclusion. • A 150-square metre private marquee with two-tiered • One complimentary full-page, full-color acknowledgement • Corporate name recognition in text at suite entrance outdoor patio. in the Official Programme. Subject to category exclusivity along with listing in Official Programme as Presidential agreements with event sponsors - i.e. Banking (Citi). Suite purchaser. • Each Presidential Suite features finished interior walls, air-conditioning, televisions, telephone, wireless internet • Complimentary Official Programmes and Spectator Guides • Food and beverage will be an additional investment connection, on-line scoring terminal, tables, chairs and delivered to the Presidential Suite daily. Complimentary and will be customised through The Presidents Cup standard greenery package. Official Pairing Sheets delivered daily Thursday through Official Caterer. Sunday. • 120 Presidential Suite tickets per day, Wednesday through • Use of dual-logo in corporate merchandise through Sunday. (Credentials access Presidential Suite and Grounds). • Four Honorary Observer positions – day and time TBD. The Presidents Cup Official Merchandiser. Option to purchase additional hospitality tickets daily - up (some restrictions apply) to 30 additional per day. • 20 invitations to The Presidents Cup Gala. Each invitation admits one person. • 25 Weekly Captains’ Club Ticket Books – access to Grounds and Captains’ Club only. • Eight playing positions in the Am-Am on the Monday following the event. • 50 preferred parking passes per day. • 20 preferred seats at both Opening and Closing Ceremonies. THE PRESIDENTS CUP 2011 Presidential Suite at No. 16 hole The true winners of The Presidents Cup are the charities around the world that benefit from the PGA TOUR, Inc.’s Presidents Cup commitment to charity. Since its inception in 1994, US$23 million has been pledged and contributed in the name of The Presidents Cup. By supporting this event, you are helping to make an impact on deserving charities across the globe. To learn more, call +61 3 9094 0700 or visit presidentscup.com THE PRESIDENTS CUP 2011 Premier Suite at No. 16 fairway Designed for those who expect excellence, this corporate chalet package provides hospitality of obvious distinction. Your guests will enjoy the comforts of a private chalet located in the heart of the action, overlooking the No.16 fairway, providing great views of the entire hole from tee to green. The Premier Suite will serve as an important networking catalyst for all your associates and guests. • A 100-square metre private chalet. • Complimentary Official Programmes and Official • Corporate name recognition in text at suite entrance Spectator Guides delivered to the Premier Suite daily. along with listing in Official Programme as Premier • Each Premier Suite features finished interior walls, air- Complimentary Official Pairing Sheets delivered daily Suite purchaser. conditioning, televisions, telephone, wireless, on-line Thursday through Sunday. scoring terminal, tables, chairs and standard greenery • Food and beverage will be an additional investment package. • 10 invitations to The Presidents Cup Gala. Each invitation and will be customised through The Presidents Cup admits one person. Official Caterer. • 60 Premier Suite tickets per day, Wednesday through Sunday. (Credentials access Premier Suite and Grounds). • Four playing positions in the Am-Am on the Monday • Use of dual-logo in corporate merchandise through Option to purchase additional tickets at corporate rates. following the event. The Presidents Cup Official Merchandiser. (some restrictions apply) • 10 Weekly Captains’ Club Ticket Books - access to • 20 preferred parking passes per day. Grounds and Captains’ Club only. • 10 preferred seats at both Opening and Closing Ceremonies. THE PRESIDENTS CUP 2011 Premier Suite at No. 16 fairway The true winners of The Presidents Cup are the charities around the world that benefit from the PGA TOUR, Inc.’s Presidents Cup commitment to charity. Since its inception in 1994, US$23 million has been pledged and contributed in the name of The Presidents Cup. By supporting this event, you are helping to make an impact on deserving charities across the globe. To learn more, call +61 3 9094 0700 or visit presidentscup.com THE PRESIDENTS CUP 2011 Royal Suite at No. 10 hole Your guests will enjoy the comforts of a private chalet located greenside of No. 10, providing spectacular views of the players’ precise approach shots to the green. As the participants begin the back nine and the competition heats up, this location will offer a close-up view of all the excitement. • A 36-square metre private chalet with a covered patio. • Complimentary Official Programmes and Official • Four preferred seats at both Opening and Closing Spectator Guides delivered to the Royal Suite Daily. Ceremonies. • Each Royal Suite features air-conditioning, televisions, Complimentary Official Pairing Sheets delivered daily telephone, on-line scoring terminal, tables, chairs and Thursday through Sunday. • Corporate name recognition in text at suite entrance standard greenery package. along with listing in Official Programme as Royal Suite • Four invitations to The Presidents Cup Gala. Each purchaser. • 30 Royal Suite tickets per day, Wednesday through invitation admits one person. Sunday. (Credentials access Royal Suite and Grounds). • Food and beverage will be an additional investment Option to purchase 50 additional tickets at corporate • Two playing positions in the Am-Am on the Monday and will be customised through The Presidents Cup rates. following the event. Official Caterer. • Five Weekly Captains’ Club Ticket Books - access to • 10 preferred parking passes per day. • Use of dual-logo in corporate merchandise through Grounds and Captains’ Club only. The Presidents Cup Official Merchandiser. (some restrictions apply) THE PRESIDENTS CUP 2011 Royal Suite at No. 10 hole The true winners of The Presidents Cup are the charities around the world that benefit from the PGA TOUR, Inc.’s Presidents Cup commitment to charity. Since its inception in 1994, US$23 million has been pledged and contributed in the name of The Presidents Cup. By supporting this event, you are helping to make an impact on deserving charities across the globe. To learn more, call +61 3 9094 0700 or visit presidentscup.com THE PRESIDENTS CUP 2011 Trophy Club at No. 10 fairway The Trophy Club is located along No. 10 fairway, offering terrific sight lines for both players’ tee shots and approach shots.. This climate-controlled facility includes decorative theming, flat-screen televisions, on-line scoring terminals and a shared garden area with outdoor furniture. • One reserved table for up to 10 guests. • Continental breakfast buffet, gourmet luncheon buffet • Two invitations to The Presidents Cup Gala. Each and afternoon tea served daily. invitation admits one person. • 10 Trophy Club tickets per day, Thursday through Sunday. (Credentials access Trophy Club and Grounds). • An open bar with assorted premium beverages. • Two preferred parking passes per day. • 10 Captains’ Club Tickets per day, Tuesday and • Complimentary Official Programmes, Spectator Guides, • Two preferred seats at both Opening and Closing Wednesday. (Captains’ Club and Grounds access only). and Daily Pairing Sheets. Ceremonies. • Two Weekly Captains’ Club Ticket Books - access • Corporate name listing in Official Programme as Trophy Captains’ Club and Grounds only and cannot be used Club purchaser, at entrance to Trophy Club and on table. for the Trophy Club). THE PRESIDENTS CUP 2011 Trophy Club at No. 10 fairway The true winners of The Presidents Cup are the charities around the world that benefit from the PGA TOUR, Inc.’s Presidents Cup commitment to charity. Since its inception in 1994, US$23 million has been pledged and contributed in the name of The Presidents Cup. By supporting this event, you are helping to make an impact on deserving charities across the globe. To learn more, call +61 3 9094 0700 or visit presidentscup.com THE PRESIDENTS CUP 2011 The Presidents Cup 2011 November 14-20, 2011 H The Royal Melbourne Golf Club H Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Date: Past Honorary Chairmen Eligibility Criteria November 14-20, 2011 1994 – 38th United States President, Gerald R. Ford International Team 1996 – 41st United States President, George H.W. Bush The top 10 international players (excluding those eligible for the Location: 1998 – Prime Minister of Australia, John Howard European Ryder Cup team) from the Official World Golf Ranking The Royal Melbourne Golf Club, 2000 – 42nd United States President, William Jefferson Clinton as of Sunday, Sept. 18, 2011 (through the BMW Championship); in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia 2003 – Republic of South Africa President, Thabo Mbeki addition two Captain’s selections made on Monday, Sept. 26, 2011. 2005 – 43rd United States President, George W. Bush 2007 – Prime Minister of Canada, Stephen Harper U.S. Team Golf Course Architect 2009 – 44th United States President, Barack Obama The top 10 U.S. players who earned the most official PGA TOUR Dr. Alister MacKenzie (1925) money beginning with The Barclays 2009 through the 2011 BMW 2011
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