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LPGA - #HoodieForGolf - Frequently Asked Questions Where can I buy an LPGA hoodie? • Link to purchase a hoodie: www.LPGAProShop.com What sizes do the hoodies come in? • They are unisex XS – 3XL. Be guided by the size chart at the top of the order page – men. When will 2XL and 3XL be available? • Our supplier is restocking those sizes and expects to have more available on or around May 25. What happens if my size is grayed out/unavailable? • Our website is updated daily and new inventory is added frequently, so please continue to check online for items to become available. If you do not see your item or size available, then we unfortunately do not have this item in stock currently. If the item is no longer available in a certain size, the size will be grayed out. Will the hoodie be available in children’s sizes? • We love our young golfers! We’ll make the decision about kids sizes later, based on feedback and interest from our fans. Can I use a discount code? • This is a special product whose purchase supports a contribution to two non-profits bringing more diversity to golf. All LPGA proceeds are going to the charities. Unfortunately, we cannot offer a discount. How long will this limited-edition hoodie be available? • We’ll be selling them throughout the LPGA Tour season through the end of 2021. I live outside the U S. Can I buy a hoodie? • A. Yes, click here for information in international shipping. Is my credit card and information secure? • The LPGA Pro Shop is operated by Fanatics. Click here for information on security and safe shopping information. Is the LPGA making a profit off the hoodie? • All LPGA proceeds from the sale of this limited-edition hoodie will go towards changing the face of golf through the LPGA Renee Powell Fund and the Clearview Legacy Foundation. Where can I find more information on the LPGA Renee Powell Fund and the Clearview Legacy Foundation? • More information on the LPGA Renee Powell Fund and the Clearview Legacy Foundation can be found at: www.girlsgolf.org/give How can I support the LPGA’s mission to change the face of golf? • To increase your impact, check out www.girlsgolf.org/ How do I fix my golf swing? • Easy. Call one of our LPGA Professionals. Click here to find an LPGA Professional in your area. Stay up to date on the #HoodieForGolf by following the LPGA on social media: • Facebook: www.facebook.com/LPGA • Twitter: @LPGA • Instagram: @lpga_tour Questions about your order? • Fanatics, the world's largest collection of officially licensed fan gear, is our distribution partner for LPGA merchandise. You can reach their customer service at https://www.fanatics.com/customer-help-desk/hd-1 .

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