Example Sponsorship Scenarios

Example I

Below are example sponsorship scenarios so you can better understand how this works:

Total Funds Raised: ……….…………………………….…............$85,000
Total Expenses: ………………………………….….......….............$75,000
Funds Leftover: (Funds Raised – Expenses)....………...…$10,000
Total Prize Money: ………………………………….....................$60,000

Prize Money to Sponsors: (80% of $60,000)……............…$48,000
Prize Money to Myself: (20% of $60,000)…..……..............$12,000

All leftover funds will be added to return and returned to private sponsors:

Private Sponsors Leftover Funds: …………………........….............$10,000
Total Returned to Private Sponsors: ($48,000 + $10,000)….$58,000

If in this example you invested $1,000:

Return would be 80% of ($1,000/$85,000) = .94% of $58,000 = $545 +
Leftover Funds ($1,000/$85,000) = 1.18% of $10,000 = $118
Total Return : $545 + $118 = $663 (net loss of $337)

As well as this you will be entitled to your percentage of 10% of my PGA Tour prize money for my entire career.
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Example II

Total Funds Raised: ……….……………………………….............$100,000
Total Expenses: ……………………………………………..............$70,000
Funds Leftover: (Funds Raised – Expenses)....….……...…$30,000
Total Prize Money: ..………………………………….……............$380,000

Prize Money to Sponsors: (80% of $380,000)….......…...…$304,000
Prize Money to Myself: (20% of $380,000)…………..…......$76,000

All leftover funds will be added to return and returned to private sponsors.

Private Sponsors Leftover Funds: ……………...............…...............$30,000
Total Returned to Private Sponsors: ($304,000 + $30,000)....$334,000

If in this example you invested $5,000:

Return would be 50% of ($5,000/$100,000) = 4.0% of $334,000 = $13,360+
Leftover Funds ($5,000/$100,000) = 5% of $30,000 = $1,500
Total Return : $13,360 + $1,500 = $14,860 (net gain of $9,860)

As well as this you will be entitled to your percentage of 10% of my PGA Tour prize money for my entire career.