Location: Fallen Oak, Highway 15 North, Biloxi, Mississippi $1.6 million ($240,000 to winner)

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2 Rapiscan Systems Classic March 19 25, 2018 Fallen Oak RapiscanSystemsClassic.com QUICK FACTS Title Sponsor: Rapiscan Systems Location: Fallen Oak, Highway 15 North, Biloxi, Mississippi Purse: Field: Format: Par & Yardage: $1.6 million ($240,000 to winner) 78 players 18-hole stroke play (three rounds) Fallen Oak is par 36-36=72 and will be set up at 7,118 yards Previous Winners: 2017 Champion - Miguel Angel Jimenez (203, -13) 2016 Champion - Miguel Angel Jimenez (202, -14) 2015 Champion - David Frost (206, -10) 2014 Champion - Jeff Maggert (205, -11) 2013 Champion - Michael Allen (205, -11) 2012 Champion - Fred Couples (202, -14) 2011 Champion - Tom Lehman (200, -16) 2010 Champion - David Eger (205, -11) Officials Pro-Ams: Tournament Play: Television Coverage: Tickets: Wednesday Pro-Am., Mar. 21 at 7:00 am (Split Tee Times) Thursday Pro-Am., Mar. 22 at 7:00 am (Split Tee Times) Fri., Mar. 23 at approximately 10:00 am (Split Tee Times) Sat., Mar. 24 at approximately 11:00 am (Split Tee Times) Sun., Mar. 25 at approximately 11:00 am (Split Tee Times) Fri., Mar. 23, 9:30-11:30 pm (The Golf Channel, Tape Delayed) Sat., Mar. 24, 4:00-6:00 pm (The Golf Channel, Live) Sun., Mar. 25, 4:00-6:00 pm (The Golf Channel, Live) General admission is free compliments of Rapiscan Systems and Coca-Cola Economic Impact: Over $100 million since 2010 Benefitting Charity: Event Management: Local charities throughout region - Birdies for Charity program Bruno Event Team *- All times are Central, approximate and subject to change

3 Rapiscan Systems Classic March 19 25, 2018 Fallen Oak RapiscanSystemsClassic.com SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Monday, March 19 Official Qualifying Tournament, Diamondhead Country Club-Pine Course o Hosted by Gulf States Section PGA Practice Rounds (PGA TOUR Champions players only), Fallen Oak (closed to public) Tuesday, March 20 Practice Rounds (PGA TOUR Champions players only), Fallen Oak (closed to public) Pro-Am Pairings Party, 6:30 pm, IP Studio B, Private Event - (closed to public) Wednesday, March 21 Rapiscan Systems Pro-Am, Fallen Oak (tee times beginning at approximately 7:00 am) Thursday, March 22 Rapiscan Systems Pro-Am, Fallen Oak (tee times beginning at approximately 7:00 am) Tournament Grounds Open to General Public, 7:00 am Birdies for the Brave Honorary Caddie Program NCS4 Security Seminar Friday, March 23 First Responder Appreciation Day Presented by Ingalls Shipbuilding Opening Ceremony First Responder Appreciation - #1 Tee, 9:40 am First Round Rapiscan Systems Classic, Fallen Oak, 10:00 am Tournament Grounds Open to General Public, 9:00 am GOLF CHANNEL Telecast, 9:30-11:30 pm CDT (Tape Delayed) Saturday, March 24 Family Day Presented by Chevron Second Round Rapiscan Systems Classic, Fallen Oak, 11:00 am Tournament Grounds Open to General Public, 10:00 am GOLF CHANNEL Live Telecast, 4:00-6:00 pm CDT Sunday, March 25 Rapiscan Systems Military Appreciation Day Final Round Rapiscan Systems Classic, Fallen Oak, 11:00 am Tournament Grounds Open to General Public, 10:00 am GOLF CHANNEL Live Telecast, 4:00-6:00 pm CDT Awards Presentation Immediately Following Conclusion of Play, 18th green All events and times are Central and subject to change.

4 Rapiscan Systems Classic March 19 25, 2018 Fallen Oak RapiscanSystemsClassic.com KEY CONTACTS Event Staff Stephen Schoettmer... Tournament Director Whitney Day... Tournament Manager Keith Sherman... Operations Manager Patrick Bucher... Sales Manager Mary Wesche... Community Outreach Manager Marena Haley... Special Events Coordinator Nicole Allen... Birdies for Charity Manager Frank Kay... Media Relations Manager Important Numbers (area code 228) Phone Fax Tournament Office Fallen Oak (Golf Shop) Follow our social media platforms for updates on events and special announcements: ABOUT THE RAPISCAN SYSTEMS CLASSIC The Rapiscan Systems Classic, a PGA TOUR Champions events returns to Fallen Oak for the ninth year March 19 March 25 with a $1.6 million purse. The winner will receive $240,000 and 240 Charles Schwab Cup points. This fabulous event came together as a common vision of more than a dozen companies in the Gulf Coast area after Katrina to show the world the Coast was back open for business. The PGA TOUR Champions is expected to attract 78 professional golfers, over the age of 50. Pro-am tournaments will be played Wed, 03/21 & Thurs, 03/22. Eighteen holes of stroke play are scheduled on each of three days of Fri, 03/23 Sun, 03/25 with tee times located on attached schedule of events. The course will be open to the public on Thurs, 03/22- Sun, 03/25. General Admission tickets are free for any day of the tournament. The tournament will be broadcast on the Golf Channel. ABOUT PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS PGA TOUR Champions is a membership organization of professional golfers age 50 and older, including 35 members of the World Golf Hall of Fame. The Tour s mission is to provide financial opportunities for its players, entertain and inspire its fans, deliver substantial value to its partners, create outlets for volunteers to give back and generate significant charitable and economic impact in tournament communities. In 2018, the PGA TOUR Champions schedule includes 27 tournaments across the United States, Scotland and Canada, with purses totaling more than $56 million. The Charles Schwab Cup, which includes the Regular Season and the Charles Schwab Cup Playoffs, is used to determine the season-long champion. All events are televised in the United States, with most receiving complete coverage on Golf Channel, the exclusive cable-television partner of PGA TOUR Champions. Internationally, telecasts air in excess of 190 countries and territories, reaching more than 330 million potential households. Follow PGA TOUR Champions online at PGATOUR.com, at facebook.com/pgatourchampions, on and on ABOUT BIRDIES FOR CHARITY Birdies for Charity is a fund-raising program designed to give participating charities the opportunity to generate contributions for their organization based on the number of birdies made by PGA TOUR Champions players during the 2018 Rapiscan Systems Classic. Since the inception of this program in 2010, Birdies for Charity has generated over $600,000 and benefitted nearly 30 charities on the Mississippi Gulf Coast.

5 GOLF ON THE MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST THE GULFPORT OPEN ( ) The Gulfport Open was a two-year stop for the players on the PGA TOUR following World War II. It was played at the Great Southern Golf Club of Gulfport, the state s oldest golf course, with the 1945 tournament leaving a lasting memory. Year Winner 1944 Harold Jug McSpaden recorded one of his 17 PGA Tour victories. It was one of his five victories that year Sam Snead defeated Byron Nelson in a 19-hole playoff after the two were tied at the end of regulation. Nelson rallied from that loss to win 18 tournaments that year, including a record-setting 11 in a row. MORE MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST EVENTS It is now known as the Nationwide Tour, but when it was begun in 1990, it was known as the Ben Hogan Tour. The Gulf Coast Classic was played at Windance Country Club in Gulfport, Miss., from From , the Tour changed sponsorship to become the Nike Tour and the event was entitled the Mississippi Gulf Coast Classic. In 1997, the event moved to the Mississippi National Golf Course. And in 1999, after a year hiatus, it relocated to Oaks Golf Club and was entitled the Mississippi Gulf Coast Open. In 2000, the Tour changed title sponsors to the Buy.com Tour. Year Winner The Gulf Coast Classic at Windance Country Club (Ben Hogan Tour) 1990 Dick Mast (-7) beat Rick Pearson in a playoff (36 holes) 1991 Tom Lehman (-7) beat Tim Straub and John Wilson in a playoff (36 holes) 1992 Glen Hnatiuk (-9) by a stroke over Bruce Zabriskie, Mike Donald, John Flannery (54 holes) The Mississippi Gulf Coast Classic at Windance Country Club (Nike Tour) 1993 Jim Furyk (-10) beat Bob Friend in a playoff (54 holes) 1994 John Elliott (-12) beat Chris Perry in a playoff (72 holes) 1995 Allen Doyle (-15) defeated Franklin Langham in a playoff (72 holes) 1996 Joe Durant (-15) won by a stroke Brett Quigley (72 holes) The Mississippi Gulf Coast Classic at Mississippi National Golf Club 1997 Jeff Brehaut (-13) won by 6 strokes over Tom Scherrer (72 holes) 1998 No event The Mississippi Gulf Coast Open at Oaks Golf Club 1999 Joel Edwards (-8) won by a stroke over John Riegger (72 holes) The Mississippi Gulf Coast Open at Oaks Golf Club (Buy.com Tour) 2000 Tripp Isenhour (-9) won by 2 strokes over John Elliott (72 holes)

6 TITLE SPONSOR A SECURITY SCREENING LEADER Rapiscan Systems is now the proud sponsor of our PGA TOUR Champions tournament! But who is Rapiscan Systems? In conjunction with the PGA TOUR Champions, Rapiscan Systems is proud to be the title sponsor of the longstanding event held annually at Fallen Oak in Biloxi, Mississippi. The newlynamed Rapiscan Systems Classic will be held March 19-25, In support of our personnel on the front lines of our safety and security, the Rapiscan Systems Classic welcomes all members of our military, first responders and Department of Homeland Security personnel to enjoy the TOUR from the Patriots Pavilion at Fallen Oak. Rapiscan Systems is proud to sponsor this PGA TOUR Champions event in support of the important non-profit work they support. About Rapiscan Systems Since 1993, Rapiscan Systems has installed over 100,000 products in more than 100 countries. From baggage and parcel inspection systems and metal detectors to automated explosive detection systems and container inspection systems. Rapiscan Systems are in use at airports, government and corporate buildings, stadiums, postal facilities, military zones, seaports and border crossings around the globe. As the world's leading security screening provider, Rapiscan Systems provides state-of-the-art products, solutions, and services to meet our customers' most demanding threat detection needs. Rapiscan Systems along with their sister company S2 Global provides security systems, operational consulting, personnel training and event security management making passage easier and more efficient, and aiding in the flow through checkpoints. In addition, our checkpoint technology offers opportunities to capture and utilize information points that can be of critical value to an entire event operation. With experience at large-scale international sporting events, Rapiscan is well poised to bring expertise to PGA TOUR tournaments. For more information, visit

7 TOURNAMENT MANAGEMENT BRUNO EVENT TEAM IS THE LARGEST DEDICATED SPORTS EVENT MANAGEMENT COMPANY IN THE COUNTRY YEAR FOUNDED: 1995 by Ronald Bruno and Gene Hallman EMPLOYEES: 70+ employees OFFICE LOCATION: Headquartered in Birmingham, AL DIVISIONS: ZOOM Motorsports Game Day Operations Alabama Sports Council Bruno Event Team Creative Services Bruno Hospitality Catering BETix Ticketing Merchandise Golf Bruno Event Team manages more than 30 events per calendar year ranging in scope from the University of Alabama Game day Operations to Golf Championships. Bruno Event Team s ZOOM Motorsports manages one of the most attended INDYCAR events in the country, the Honda Indy Grand Prix of Alabama at Barber Motorsports Park. In addition to INDYCAR, ZOOM Motorsports manages the fastest growing vintage motorcycle festival in the country, the Barber Vintage Festival and others. The Alabama Sports Council manages several events including the NCAA Women s Gymnastics Championship, the NCAA Men s College Cup Soccer National Championship, the SEC Baseball Tournament, Davis Cup tournaments, Heavy Weight Boxing and the SEC Women s Golf Championship. Bruno Event Team golf has managed numerous golf tournaments across the U.S. and Canada for all TOURS. The game day division of the company currently manages game day operations for one of the most prestigious collegiate athletic programs in the United States, The University of Alabama and more recently began managing the game day experience for the return of the UAB Blazers football program.

8 FALLEN OAK FACTS Fallen Oak was designed by Tom Fazio. It opened in 2006 to rave reviews and debuted at No. 19 on Golf Digest s America s 100 Greatest Public Courses. Golfweek ranks it the best golf course you can play in Mississippi and for the eighth-straight year, has named Fallen Oak the No. 2 Casino Course in the country, behind only sister-course Shadow Creek, also designed by Fazio. COURSE LOCATION: NATURAL FEATURES: COURSE FEATURES: CLUBHOUSE: Fallen Oak is located 15 miles north of Beau Rivage Resort on a 510-acre tract in Biloxi, Mississippi. The course runs adjacent to the DeSoto National Forest. It is open exclusively to Beau Rivage Resort guests. Fallen Oak is characterized by a lush, rolling landscape covered in oak and pine ridges, magnolias, pecan groves, large lakes, winding streams and wetlands. The course features 10 bridges and concealed cart paths to protect the natural features of the terrain. Fallen Oak features the following elements: A Sub air drainage system, which alternately heats and vacuums moisture out of the greens to keep them consistent and healthy. Tiff eagle Bermuda grass (greens), 419 Bermuda grass (fairways), zoysia grass (flanking the bunkers and creeks) and native Bahia grass (flanking the course). Transplanting of more than 1,000 oaks, magnolia, pine and other hardwood trees. More than 3,500 tons of Ohio-based, Tour Grade Signature Blend bunker sand, brought from barge down the Mississippi to Mobile, Ala., and trucked to the site. Approximately 125 acres of sod, enough to cover 96 football fields. 12,000-square foot Acadian-style Southern mansion with a 1,000-square foot pro shop, 70-seat lounge and restaurant and locker facilities. OPENED: November, 2006 PAR AND YARDAGE: Fallen Oak will be set up at 7,118 yards and will play to a par of WHITE LINE YARDAGE Hole Out Par Yards ,569 Hole In Par Yards ,549

9 FALLEN OAK AWARDS GOLFWEEK America s Top 100 Modern Courses 2017 No. 53 America s Top 100 Modern Courses 2016 No. 52 America s Top 100 Modern Courses 2015 No. 44 America s Top 100 Modern Courses 2014 No. 52 America s Top 100 Modern Courses 2013 No. 49 America s Top 100 Modern Courses 2012 No. 48 America s Top 100 Modern Courses 2011 No. 45 America s Top 100 Modern Courses 2010 No. 41 America s Top 100 Modern Courses 2009 No. 55 Golfweek s Best: Resort Courses No. 16 Golfweek s Best: Resort Courses No. 16 Golfweek s Best: Resort Courses No. 14 Golfweek s Best: Resort Courses No. 15 Golfweek s Best: Resort Courses No. 16 Golfweek s Best: Resort Courses No. 14 Golfweek s Best: Casino Courses 2017 No. 2 Golfweek s Best: Casino Courses 2016 No. 2 Golfweek s Best: Casino Courses 2015 No. 2 Golfweek s Best: Casino Courses 2014 No. 2 Golfweek s Best: Casino Courses 2013 No. 2 Golfweek s Best: Casino Courses 2012 No. 2 Golfweek s Best: Casino Courses 2011 No. 2 Golfweek s Best: Casino Courses 2010 No. 2 Golfweek s Best: Casino Courses 2009 No. 2 Golfweek s Best: Casino Courses 2008 No. 2 Golfweek s Best: Casino Courses 2007 No. 2 Best Courses You Can Play, Mississippi 2017 No. 1 Best Courses You Can Play, Mississippi 2016 No. 1 Best Courses You Can Play, Mississippi 2015 No. 1 Best Courses You Can Play, Mississippi 2014 No. 1 Best Courses You Can Play, Mississippi 2013 No. 1 Mississippi Courses You Can Play 2012 No. 1 Mississippi Courses You Can Play 2011 No. 1 Mississippi Courses You Can Play 2010 No. 1 Mississippi Courses You Can Play 2009 No. 1 Top 50 Best New Courses No. 11 ROBB REPORT Best of the Best 2007 Golf Resorts GOLF DIGEST America s 100 Greatest Public Golf Courses 2017/18 No. 38 America s 100 Greatest Public Golf Courses 2016/17 No. 36 America s 100 Greatest Public Golf Courses 2015/16 No. 36 America s 100 Greatest Public Golf Courses 2013/14 No. 40 America s 100 Greatest Public Golf Courses 2011/12 No. 41 America s 100 Greatest Public Golf Courses 2009/10 No. 19 Best In State No. 1 Best In State No. 1 Best In State No. 1 Best In State No. 3 Best In State No. 3 Best New Public Course $75 and Over 2008 No. 2 One of the Top th Holes in Golf 2008 GOLF MAGAZINE One of the 19 Best 19 Holes in Golf: 2015 One of the 19 Best 19 Holes in Golf: 2013 Top 100 Courses You Can Play 2017 No. 30 Top 100 Courses You Can Play 2016 No. 30 Top 100 Courses You Can Play 2015 No. 30 Top 100 Courses You Can Play 2014 No. 71 Top 100 Courses You Can Play 2012 No. 26 Top 100 Courses You Can Play 2010 No. 27 Top 100 Courses You Can Play 2008 No. 29 (debut) Best Public Courses in Every State 2016 No. 1 Best Public Courses in Every State 2014 No. 1 Best Public Courses in Every State 2012 No. 1 Best Public Courses in Every State 2010 No. 1 Best Public Courses in Every State 2008 No. 1 Top 10 New Courses You Can Play 2007 WORLD GOLF AWARDS Mississippi s Best Golf Course 2017

10 HOW TO PLAY FALLEN OAK FRONT 9 Hole #1 543 yard PAR Average: Rank: 13 Tee shot for this accessible dogleg-left plays over and along a winding stream. The golfer s next shot requires accuracy, either to the fairway that skirts the edge of the stream and pond, or to the right of the left green guarded by water on the left side. Hole #2 455 yard PAR Average: Rank: 8 Strong dogleg-left plays from an elevated tee to a right-to-left fairway which is bunkered on the left side. Long and narrow green is silhouetted by a beautiful marsh on the third hole and is framed by three grand Live Oaks on right. Hole #3 193 yard PAR Average: Rank: 6 First of the par threes plays over a spectacular natural marsh. Pools of water and marsh grasses front the slightly right-to-left green and the fairway approach. This splendid marsh can be seen from four holes on the front nine. Hole #4 423 yard PAR Average: Rank: 1 Large Oaks dominate left-to-right golf hole from tee to green. The back tees sit on a large lake accompanied by a Water Oak. The fairway and green are carved out of an Oak and Holly forest. The elevated left-to-right green is bunkered on the right side and guarded by leaning Live Oaks. Both are left of the green and short right. Hole #5 433 yard PAR Average: Rank: 3 Tees for this long downhill par-4 sit atop a hill. It boasts a panoramic view of the sixth green and the seventh and eighth holes. The great Oaks on the hill and the marsh on the seventh hole foreshadow the holes to come -- a tee shot through a chute of trees to the fifth fairway. The fifth fairway is silhouetted long right by an old Live Oak and Pecan Groves in the distance. The demanding approach to this right-to-left green plays down the edge of the Pecan Grove and projects out into the lake to the green. Hole #6 520 yard PAR Average: Rank: 18 Tee shot plays out of the stately Pecan Grove and into the old Live Oak Grove. The approach ascends out of the Oak Grove to a green set in the saddle of the hill. The green is bunkered short left and sits amongst many large Oak trees looking across to the seventh hole. Hole #7 330 yard PAR Average: Rank: 15 Short, drivable par-4 is a classic risk-reward golf hole providing dramatic elevation change from tee to green. A well-hit drive will carry the landing area and release towards the left-to-right green surrounded by a marsh. An errant driver right of the fairway will find the marsh; a long iron or fairway wood will be the safe play. Elevated tees provide a spectacular view of the fairway framed by Oaks and bunkers right and left of the landing area. Hole #8 186 yard PAR Average: Rank: 10 Mid-length par-3 plays across another beautiful marsh to a right-to-left green bunkered on the left side. The green is framed and silhouetted by Oaks on all sides. The back left pin placements are isolated by a ridge that runs through the green. One extra club on this hole is a safe play. Hole #9 422 yard PAR Average: Rank: 2 Straight hole plays from an elevated tee to a fairway bunkered down the right side. In the distance, the clubhouse sits perched above the left-to-right green that is protected on the right side by an expansive marsh. The eighteenth green and the tenth tees can be seen through the trees that silhouette this green.

11 HOW TO PLAY FALLEN OAK BACK 9 Hole # yard PAR Average: Rank: 14 Plays straight away from the elevated tee complex that sits across a marsh from the eighteenth green. The golf hole favors a left-to-right shaped approach shot to the amphitheatre green, which sits above a pit area that guards the front and right portion of the green. Hole # yard PAR Average: Rank: 10 A great beginning to the next seven holes that are carved into the existing undulating forest. The tees hang above a pit area and play across a wetland to the right-to-left fairway. The left side bunkers guard the inside of the dogleg as well as the best angle into the linear green, bunkered on the right side. Hole # yard PAR Average: Rank: 12 The Live Oak arching out into the left rough and the large Water Oaks down the right rough frame this dramatic tee shot over a wetland. The tee shot should favor the left side of the fairway which will provide the best angle to the downhill approach shot to the left to right green. Hole # yard PAR Average: Rank: 16 A wonderful dogleg left slowly climbing up the natural terrain to the green. The fairway winds its way through large Water Oaks and many bunkers to a green hanging above a large grass low, guarding the front and left of the putting surface. This right-to-left green is silhouetted by one of the largest Water Oaks on the property. Hole # yard PAR Average: Rank: 7 A great little downhill par-3 that will only demand a short iron. Precision will be essential to this shot. This small, left-to-right green is protected by a bunker that wraps around its entire left side. Hole # yard PAR Average: Rank: 17 The longest hole on the course, a slow sweeping left-to-right golf hole downhill from tee to green. The right side of this hole is well-bunkered, guarding the angles to landing areas and green. The left-to-right green is silhouetted by two large Magnolias and hangs above a large grass low. A miss to the right will force a challenging recovery. Hole # yard PAR Average: Rank: 9 Mid-length par-4 plays across a wetland ravine to a left-to-right fairway well bunkered on the inside right. The approach shot to the sideways green plays up the hill and favors a left-to-right shaped shot. The fairway approach runs up to the left pins of the green that sits slightly elevated in front of a magnificent Magnolia grove. Hole # yard PAR Average: Rank: 5 Long par-3 plays across a wetland to a green that is shaped on the edge of an existing pit. A long iron or a fairway wood should favor the left side of the slightly left-to-right green. The right edge is riddled with difficult recovery shots from the pit below. Hole # yard PAR Average: Rank: 4 Both natural beauty and dramatic elevation define the finishing hole. This long par-4 plays from an elevated tee down the right side of a ravine that leads to the marsh below the eighteenth green. A right-to-left tee shot should be played off of the majestic Live Oak, for which the course is named, that sits in the right rough at the landing area. The inside left bunkers at the landing area show the edge of the ravine from the tee. The green sits down below the clubhouse, and its right-to-left angle is shaped along the edge of the marsh below. The marsh at the green overflows into a winding stream that flows into the marsh on the first and ninth holes. These marshes provide beautiful and dramatic panoramic views for the entire clubhouse area.

12 TWO-TIME DEFENDING CHAMPION MIGUEL ANGEL JIMENEZ PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS VICTORIES: (4) 2017 Mississippi Gulf Resort Classic presented by C Spire Mississippi Gulf Resort Classic presented by C Spire Mitsubishi Electric Championship at Hualalai Greater Gwinnett Championship. INTERNATIONAL VICTORIES: (21) 1992 Piaget Belgian Open [Eur] Heineken Dutch Open [Eur] Turespana Masters Open Baleares [Eur], Lancome Trophy [Eur] Turespana Masters Open [Eur], Volvo Masters [Eur] Turespana Mallorca Classic [Eur] Johnnie Walker Classic [Eur], Algarve Open de Portugal [Eur], BMW Asian Open [Eur], BMW International Open [Eur] Omega Hong Kong Open [Eur], Celtic Manor Resort Wales Open [Eur] UBS Hong Kong Open [Eur] BMW PGA Championship [Eur] Omega Dubai Desert Classic [Eur], Alstom Open de France [Eur], Omega European Masters [Eur] UBS Hong Kong Open [Eur] Hong Kong Open [Eur] Open de Espana [Eur]. OTHER VICTORIES: (5) 1988 Open de Linforatique [Fr] Benson & Hedges Trophy [with Xonia Wunach-Ruiz], Oki Telepizza Olivia Nova [Sp], Dunhill Cup [with Sergio Garcia and Jose Maria Olazabal] Dunhill Cup [with Miguel Angel Martin and Jose Maria Olazabal]. PERSONAL: One of seven brothers, he took up golf at age 15 while picking up the balls at the range and caddying. Inspired by watching Seve Ballesteros, Sandy Lyle and Sam Torrance when he was caddying at the 1979 Spanish Open at Torrequebrada (Málaga). Nicknamed "The Mechanic" but enjoys driving cars as opposed to repairing them. Has an affinity for high-performance vehicles and owns a red Ferrari.

13 PAST TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS 2015 CHAMPION DAVID FROST 2014 CHAMPION JEFF MAGGERT 2013 CHAMPION MICHAEL ALLEN 2012 CHAMPION FRED COUPLES 2011 CHAMPION TOM LEHMAN 2010 CHAMPION DAVID EGER

14 TOURNAMENT RECORDS Par 72 Course Record: 63-9 Gene Sauers (2 nd Rd) 2017 Fred Couples (1 st Rd) 2012 Lowest Round Overall: 63-9 Gene Sauers (2 nd Rd) 2017 Fred Couples (1 st Rd) 2012 Lowest Round: 1 st 63-9 Fred Couples nd 63-9 Gene Sauers (2 nd Rd) rd 64-8 Miguel Angel Jimenez 2016 Lowest Overall Score: 1 st 63-9 Fred Couples nd Tom Lehman (67-64) rd Tom Lehman ( ) 2011 Lowest Back-to-Back Rounds: par Tom Lehman (1 st & 2 nd, 67-64) 2011 Highest Margin of Victory: 4 Tom Lehman (over Nick Price, Jeff Sluman, David Frost) 2011 Lowest Margin of Victory: Playoff Miguel Angel Jimenez (over Gene Sauers, 1 hole) 2017 Champions: Miguel Angel Jimenez Miguel Angel Jimenez David Frost Jeff Maggert Michael Allen Fred Couples Tom Lehman David Eger Champions in Following Year: Miguel Angel Jimemez David Frost T Jeff Maggert Michael Allen T Fred Couples T Tom Lehman T David Eger T Holes-in-One: Glen Day #14, 156 yards, 8-iron 2 nd Round 2017 Grant Waite #8, 187 yards, 5-iron 1 st Round 2016 Nick Price #14, 152 yards, 9-iron 3 rd Round 2014

15 2017 FINAL STANDINGS March 31 - April 2 1 Miguel Angel Jimenez $ 240,000 2 Gene Sauers $ 140,800 3 Steve Stricker $ 105,600 Bernhard Langer $ 105,600 5 Scott McCarron $ 76,800 6 Kirk Triplett $ 54,400 Kevin Sutherland $ 54,400 Rod Spittle $ 54,400 Glen Day $ 54, Jay Haas $ 41, Brandt Jobe $ 32,960 Scott Hoch $ 32,960 Paul Broadhurst $ 32,960 Billy Mayfair $ 32,960 Joe Durant $ 32, Wes Short, Jr $ 22,060 Woody Austin $ 22,060 Tom Lehman $ 22,060 Scott Parel $ 22,060 Mark Brooks $ 22,060 Lee Janzen $ 22,060 Scott Dunlap $ 22,060 Kenny Perry $ 22, Billy Andrade $ 14,300 Stephen Ames $ 14,300 Tom Byrum $ 14,300 Fran Quinn $ 14,300 Jerry Kelly $ 14,300 Esteban Toledo $ 14,300 Carlos Franco $ 14,300 Tom Pernice Jr $ 14, Michael Allen $ 11,280 Michael Bradley $ 11, Miguel Angel Martin $ 9,257 John Daly $ 9,257 Doug Garwood $ 9,257 Duffy Waldorf $ 9,257 Lance Ten Broeck $ 9,257 John Riegger $ 9,257 Willie Wood $ 9, Jim Carter $ 7,360 Rocco Mediate $ 7,360 Bob Tway $ 7,360 Paul Goydos $ 7, Dan Forsman E $ 5,920 Olin Browne E $ 5,920 Larry Nelson E $ 5,920 Bobby Gage E $ 5,920 Jeff Maggert E $ 5, Mike Goodes $ 4,480 Jerry Smith $ 4,480 David Frost $ 4,480 Bob Gilder $ 4, David Toms $ 3,680 Brian Henninger $ 3,680 Scott Verplank $ 3, Fred Funk $ 3,120 Jesper Parnevik $ 3,120 Joey Sindelar $ 3,120 John Elliott $ 3, Jeff Sluman $ 2,400 Phillip Price $ 2,400 Steve Pate $ 2,400 Tom Kite $ 2,400 Brad Faxon $ 2, Jose Maria Olazabal $ 1,760 Tommy Armour III $ 1,760 Jay Don Blake $ 1, Grant Waite $ 1,408 Corey Pavin $ 1,408 Todd Hamilton $ 1, Kirk Hanefeld $ 1, John Huston $ 1,088 Steve Lowery $ 1, Skip Kendall $ Jim Gallagher, Jr $ Tom Purtzer $ 864 WD Mark Calcavecchia WD Russ Cochran

16 2016 FINAL STANDINGS April Miguel Angel Jimenez $ 240,000 2 Scott Dunlap $ 140,800 3 Tom Pernice Jr $ 95,467 Jeff Maggert $ 95,467 Jerry Smith $ 95,467 6 Bernhard Langer $ 60,800 Glen Day $ 60,800 8 Lee Janzen $ 48,000 Jeff Sluman $ 48, Steve Lowery $ 41, Kenny Perry $ 35,200 Scott Verplank $ 35,200 Michael Allen $ 35, Gene Sauers $ 28,800 Scott McCarron $ 28,800 Tommy Armour III $ 28, Corey Pavin $ 25, Jesper Parnevik $ 22,453 Brian Henninger $ 22,453 Fred Funk $ 22, Patrick Burke E $ 19,120 Colin Montgomerie E $ 19, Duffy Waldorf $ 16,800 Esteban Toledo $ 16,800 Mike Goodes $ 16, Gibby Gilbert III $ 14,560 Marco Dawson $ 14,560 Jeff Hart $ 14, Peter Senior $ 11,340 Wes Short, Jr $ 11,340 John Riegger $ 11,340 Tom Byrum $ 11,340 Jay Don Blake $ 11,340 Jean-Francois Remesy $ 11,340 Grant Waite $ 11,340 Craig Parry $ 11, Olin Browne $ 8,640 Paul Goydos $ 8,640 Kevin Sutherland $ 8,640 Brad Faxon $ 8, Joey Sindelar $ 7,200 Jim Carter $ 7,200 David Frost $ 7,200 Bart Bryant $ 7,200 Rocco Mediate $ 7, Geoffrey Sisk $ 5,280 Todd Hamilton $ 5,280 Scott Parel $ 5,280 Billy Andrade $ 5,280 Willie Wood $ 5,280 Jay Haas $ 5,280 Gary Hallberg $ 5, Larry Nelson $ 3,680 Brandt Jobe $ 3,680 Loren Roberts $ 3,680 Woody Austin $ 3,680 Mike Springer $ 3, Rod Spittle $ 2,960 Tim Thelen $ 2,960 David Eger $ 2,960 Carlos Franco $ 2, John Cook $ 2,320 Jose Coceres $ 2,320 Doug Garwood $ 2,320 Roger Chapman $ 2, Joe Durant $ 1,840 Kirk Triplett $ 1, Mike Grob $ 1,504 Steve Pate $ 1,504 Bob Tway $ 1, Dan Forsman $ 1,216 Scott Hoch $ 1,216 Steen Tinning $ 1, Mark Brooks $ 1,024 Bob Gilder $ 1, Stan Utley $ Blaine McCallister $ Jim Thorpe $ 800 WD John Huston WD Bobby Wadkins E 0 WD Mark Wiebe +8 0

17 2015 FINAL STANDINGS March David Frost $ 240,000 2 Kevin Sutherland $ 128,000 Tom Lehman $ 128,000 4 Joe Durant $ 95,200 5 Woody Austin $ 70,000 Colin Montgomerie $ 70,000 7 Billy Andrade $ 54,400 Tom Pernice Jr $ 54,400 9 Jose Coceres $ 41,600 Scott Dunlap $ 41,600 Olin Browne $ 41, Brad Bryant $ 33,600 Michael Allen $ 33, Jeff Maggert $ 30, Kenny Perry $ 28,000 Fred Couples $ 28, Lee Janzen $ 23,240 Peter Senior $ 23,240 Brad Faxon $ 23,240 Gene Sauers $ 23, Esteban Toledo E $ 19, Miguel Angel Jimenez $ 16,832 Bart Bryant $ 16,832 Mike Goodes $ 16,832 Mark O'Meara $ 16,832 Scott Hoch $ 16, Guy Boros $ 13,600 Kirk Triplett $ 13,600 Stephen Ames $ 13,600 John Huston $ 13, Steve Lowery $ 11,040 Jay Don Blake $ 11,040 Jeff Coston $ 11,040 Paul Goydos $ 11,040 Steve Pate $ 11, Jerry Smith $ 9,173 Marco Dawson $ 9,173 Loren Roberts $ 9, Rocco Mediate $ 7,360 Duffy Waldorf $ 7,360 Rod Spittle $ 7,360 Jeff Hart $ 7,360 Bill Glasson $ 7,360 Morris Hatalsky $ 7,360 Jeff Sluman $ 7,360 Mark Wiebe $ 7, Tom Byrum $ 4,820 Bob Tway $ 4,820 Bob Gilder $ 4,820 Brian Henninger $ 4,820 Sandy Lyle $ 4,820 Mark Brooks $ 4,820 Tommy Armour III $ 4,820 Jim Rutledge $ 4, Jesper Parnevik $ 3, Grant Waite $ 3,280 Gene Jones $ 3,280 Wes Short, Jr $ 3,280 Gil Morgan $ 3, Ben Bates $ 2,640 Tom Purtzer $ 2,640 Larry Mize $ 2,640 Ian Woosnam $ 2, Dan Forsman $ 2,000 Larry Nelson $ 2,000 Joey Sindelar $ 2,000 Tom Kite $ 2, Mark Calcavecchia $ 1, Nick Price $ 1, Russ Cochran $ 1, Jim Gallagher, Jr $ 1, Hal Sutton $ 1, Frank Esposito $ 1, Jim Thorpe $ 1, Bobby Wadkins $ Craig Stadler $ Nolan Henke $ 864 WD Jay Haas WD John Riegger WD Hale Irwin DQ Roger Chapman

18 2014 FINAL STANDINGS March Jeff Maggert $ 240,000 2 Billy Andrade $ 140,800 3 Bernhard Langer $ 105,200 Jay Haas $ 105,200 5 Fred Couples $ 76,000 6 Jeff Sluman $ 47,543 Mike Goodes $ 47,543 Steve Pate $ 47,543 Bart Bryant $ 47,543 Scott Hoch $ 47,543 John Riegger $ 47,543 Colin Montgomerie $ 47, Kenny Perry $ 28,000 Michael Allen $ 28,000 Mark O'Meara $ 28,000 Duffy Waldorf $ 28,000 Tom Lehman $ 28,000 Fred Funk $ 28, Esteban Toledo $ 21,013 Scott Dunlap $ 21,013 Russ Cochran $ 21, Tom Pernice Jr $ 17,240 Anders Forsbrand $ 17,240 Roger Chapman $ 17,240 Bill Glasson $ 17, Sandy Lyle $ 14,560 Jim Rutledge $ 14,560 Olin Browne $ 14, Rod Spittle $ 12,096 Bobby Clampett $ 12,096 Mark Calcavecchia $ 12,096 Gene Sauers $ 12,096 Mark McNulty $ 12, Tom Kite E $ 10,080 Rocco Mediate E $ 10,080 Joey Sindelar E $ 10, Loren Roberts $ 8,000 Joe Daley $ 8,000 Tommy Armour III $ 8,000 Larry Nelson $ 8,000 Scott Simpson $ 8,000 Mark Brooks $ 8,000 Sonny Skinner $ 8,000 Rick Fehr $ 8, Jim Thorpe $ 5,440 Bob Friend $ 5,440 Frank Esposito, Jr $ 5,440 Brad Faxon $ 5,440 Mark Mouland $ 5,440 John Inman $ 5,440 Kirk Triplett $ 5,440 Bob Tway $ 5, Peter Senior $ 3,840 Nick Faldo $ 3,840 Wes Short, Jr $ 3, Corey Pavin $ 3,360 Andrew Magee $ 3,360 Steve Lowery $ 3, Mike Reid $ 2,800 Ben Bates $ 2,800 Brian Henninger $ 2,800 Tom Byrum $ 2, Brad Bryant $ 1,929 Larry Mize $ 1,929 Jeff Hart $ 1,929 Willie Wood $ 1,929 Greg Bruckner $ 1,929 Nick Price $ 1,929 Dan Forsman $ 1, Craig Stadler $ 1,360 Kohki Idoki $ 1, Jim Gallagher, Jr $ 1,168 Jose Coceres $ 1, Tom Purtzer $ 1, Dana Quigley $ 960 Bob Gilder $ Bobby Wadkins $ Chien Soon Lu $ Gary Hallberg $ Ben Crenshaw $ 688 DQ David Frost

19 2013 FINAL STANDINGS March Michael Allen $ 240,000 2 Bernhard Langer $ 140,800 3 Russ Cochran $ 95,467 Gene Sauers $ 95,467 Tom Pernice Jr $ 95,467 6 Rocco Mediate $ 54,400 David Frost $ 54,400 Mark O'Meara $ 54,400 Peter Senior $ 54, Steve Elkington $ 40,000 Roger Chapman $ 40, John Cook $ 29,867 Scott Hoch $ 29,867 Jay Don Blake $ 29,867 Olin Browne $ 29,867 Fred Couples $ 29,867 Duffy Waldorf $ 29, Gene Jones $ 19,022 Jay Haas $ 19,022 Hal Sutton $ 19,022 Neal Lancaster $ 19,022 David Eger $ 19,022 Andrew Magee $ 19,022 Chien Soon Lu $ 19,022 Esteban Toledo $ 19,022 Joe Daley $ 19, Jim Rutledge $ 13,280 John Huston $ 13,280 Jeff Sluman $ 13,280 Dan Forsman $ 13,280 Corey Pavin $ 13, Kirk Triplett $ 10,103 Rod Spittle $ 10,103 Larry Mize $ 10,103 Willie Wood $ 10,103 Gary Hallberg $ 10,103 Mark Wiebe $ 10,103 Marc Farry $ 10, Tommy Armour III E $ 8,160 Jim Gallagher, Jr. E $ 8,160 Bobby Clampett E $ 8, Steve Lowery $ 7,360 Mark McNulty $ 7, Mark Mouland $ 6,400 Loren Roberts $ 6,400 Bob Tway $ 6,400 Brian Henninger $ 6, Joel Edwards $ 4,800 Fred Funk $ 4,800 Larry Nelson $ 4,800 Mike Goodes $ 4,800 Dick Mast $ 4,800 John Inman $ 4, Mark Brooks $ 3,600 Bill Glasson $ 3,600 Anders Forsbrand $ 3,600 Bart Bryant $ 3, Brad Bryant $ 3,040 Mark Calcavecchia $ 3,040 Steve Jones $ 3, D.A. Weibring $ 2,320 Bob Niger $ 2,320 Sandy Lyle $ 2,320 Mark Bucek $ 2,320 Chip Beck $ 2,320 Tom Kite $ 2, Tom Purtzer $ 1, Gary Rusnak $ 1,552 Bob Gilder $ 1, Steve Pate $ 1,360 Brad Faxon $ 1, Scott Simpson $ 1,096 Jim Thorpe $ 1,096 Chie-Hsiang Lin $ 1,096 Robin Byrd $ 1, Bobby Wadkins $ Dana Quigley $ Craig Stadler $ Bruce Fleisher $ 736 WD Wayne Levi WD Allen Doyle

20 2012 FINAL STANDINGS March Fred Couples $ 240,000 2 Michael Allen $ 140,800 3 Tom Pernice Jr $ 105,200 Jeff Sluman $ 105,200 5 Bill Glasson $ 65,867 Bobby Clampett $ 65,867 Jim Thorpe $ 65,867 8 Brad Bryant $ 48,000 Chien Soon Lu $ 48, Peter Senior $ 41, Gary Hallberg $ 38, John Cook $ 32,533 Fred Funk $ 32,533 Chip Beck $ 32, Tom Purtzer $ 28,000 Joey Sindelar $ 28, David Frost $ 20,178 Jim Gallagher, Jr $ 20,178 Bernhard Langer $ 20,178 P.H. Horgan III $ 20,178 Robert Thompson $ 20,178 Jay Haas $ 20,178 Mike Goodes $ 20,178 Jerry Pate $ 20,178 John Huston $ 20, Jeff Hart $ 13,600 Mark Calcavecchia $ 13,600 Tom Lehman $ 13,600 Mark Wiebe $ 13,600 Steve Lowery $ 13,600 Dick Mast $ 13, Sonny Skinner E $ 10,560 Corey Pavin E $ 10,560 Vicente Fernandez E $ 10,560 Gil Morgan E $ 10,560 Joel Edwards E $ 10, Brad Faxon $ 8,320 Keith Fergus $ 8,320 Jay Don Blake $ 8,320 Jim Rutledge $ 8,320 John Ross $ 8,320 Jim Carter $ 8, Willie Wood $ 5,920 Nick Price $ 5,920 Mark O'Meara $ 5,920 Steve Pate $ 5,920 David Eger $ 5,920 Dana Quigley $ 5,920 Bob Gilder $ 5,920 Mark Brooks $ 5,920 Bob Tway $ 5, J.L. Lewis $ 3,960 Tom Jenkins $ 3,960 Tom Kite $ 3,960 Eduardo Romero $ 3, Tommy Armour III $ 3,120 Olin Browne $ 3,120 Wayne Levi $ 3,120 Larry Nelson $ 3,120 Anders Forsbrand $ 3,120 Ben Bates $ 3, Loren Roberts $ 2,160 Hal Sutton $ 2,160 Mark McNulty $ 2,160 Russ Cochran $ 2,160 Larry Mize $ 2,160 David Peoples $ 2, Ted Schulz $ 1,456 Rod Spittle $ 1,456 Dan Forsman $ 1,456 Ian Woosnam $ 1, D.A. Weibring $ 1,168 Scott Simpson $ 1, Allen Doyle $ 1, Mike Reid $ Bobby Wadkins $ John Jacobs $ Tom Wargo $ Fuzzy Zoeller $ Andy Bean $ Mike McCullough $ 656

21 2011 FINAL STANDINGS March 28-April 3 1 Tom Lehman $ 240,000 2 Nick Price $ 117,333 Jeff Sluman $ 117,333 David Frost $ 117,333 5 Olin Browne $ 70,400 Jay Haas $ 70,400 7 Fred Funk $ 51,200 Hale Irwin $ 51,200 Steve Lowery $ 51, Mark Calcavecchia $ 41, Bob Tway $ 36,800 Russ Cochran $ 36, Michael Allen $ 28,800 Peter Senior $ 28,800 Phil Blackmar $ 28,800 John Morse $ 28,800 Mark O'Meara $ 28, Mark Brooks $ 21,216 Ian Woosnam $ 21,216 J.L. Lewis $ 21,216 Chien Soon Lu $ 21,216 John Cook $ 21, Jim Rutledge $ 17,200 Bobby Clampett $ 17, Tom Pernice, Jr $ 14,267 Bill Glasson $ 14,267 Don Pooley $ 14,267 Ted Schulz $ 14,267 Gil Morgan $ 14,267 Keith Fergus $ 14, David Eger $ 10,800 Tom Jenkins $ 10,800 Chip Beck $ 10,800 Dana Quigley $ 10,800 Tom Byrum $ 10,800 Bobby Wadkins $ 10, Tim Simpson $ 8,480 Tom Purtzer $ 8,480 Loren Roberts $ 8,480 Morris Hatalsky $ 8,480 Robert Thompson $ 8, Mark McNulty $ 7,200 Keith Clearwater $ 7,200 Dan Forsman $ 7, Tommy Armour III E $ 5,600 Roger Chapman E $ 5,600 Larry Mize E $ 5,600 Jim Gallagher, Jr. E $ 5,600 Jay Don Blake E $ 5,600 Tom Kite E $ 5,600 Mike Reid E $ 5, David Peoples $ 3,960 Mike Goodes $ 3,960 Mike Hulbert $ 3,960 Hal Sutton $ 3, Vicente Fernandez $ 3,360 Sonny Skinner $ 3,360 Bob Gilder $ 3, Scott Simpson $ 2,800 Joey Sindelar $ 2,800 Craig Stadler $ 2,800 Mark Wiebe $ 2, Wayne Levi $ 2,080 John Jacobs $ 2,080 Gary McCord $ 2,080 Lee Rinker $ 2,080 Brad Bryant $ 2, Lonnie Nielsen $ 1, Andy Bean $ 1,312 Larry Nelson $ 1,312 Eduardo Romero $ 1,312 Rod Spittle $ 1,312 Gary Hallberg $ 1, Fred Holton $ 1, Peter Jacobsen $ 960 Tom Wargo $ Mike McCullough $ 864 WD Ronnie Black WD Leonard Thompson 78 78

22 2010 FINAL STANDINGS April 26-May 3 1 David Eger $ 240,000 2 Tommy Armour III $ 140,800 3 Tom Kite $ 115,200 4 David Peoples $ 78,933 Mark James $ 78,933 Fred Funk $ 78,933 7 Joey Sindelar $ 54,400 David Frost $ 54,400 9 Eduardo Romero $ 41,600 Gary Hallberg $ 41,600 Brad Bryant $ 41, Loren Roberts $ 30,720 Robin Freeman $ 30,720 Russ Cochran $ 30,720 Dan Forsman $ 30,720 Bob Tway $ 30, Jeff Sluman $ 24,800 Larry Mize $ 24, Leonard Thompson $ 20,520 Andy Bean $ 20,520 Don Pooley $ 20,520 Jay Haas $ 20, Ted Schulz E $ 16,032 Mike Reid E $ 16,032 Mike Goodes E $ 16,032 Bruce Fleisher E $ 16,032 Mark O'Meara E $ 16, Hal Sutton $ 13,600 Rod Spittle $ 13, Larry Nelson $ 11,552 James Mason $ 11,552 Chip Beck $ 11,552 Nick Price $ 11,552 Ben Crenshaw $ 11, Bruce Vaughan $ 9,400 Bobby Wadkins $ 9,400 Phil Blackmar $ 9,400 John Ross $ 9, Keith Clearwater $ 7,360 Gene Jones $ 7,360 Tom Wargo $ 7,360 Morris Hatalsky $ 7,360 Bernhard Langer $ 7,360 Peter Senior $ 7,360 Keith Fergus $ 7,360 John Cook $ 7, Bobby Clampett $ 4,820 Tom Jenkins $ 4,820 Bob Gilder $ 4,820 Joe Ozaki $ 4,820 Mark Wiebe $ 4,820 Blaine McCallister $ 4,820 Craig Stadler $ 4,820 Peter Jacobsen $ 4, Gil Morgan $ 3,360 Tom Purtzer $ 3,360 Steve Haskins $ 3,360 Scott Simpson $ 3,360 Jodie Mudd $ 3, Vicente Fernandez $ 2,720 Kirk Hanefeld $ 2,720 Ronnie Black $ 2, Tim Simpson $ 2,320 Hale Irwin $ 2, Jay Sigel $ 1,920 Fulton Allem $ 1,920 Sandy Lyle $ 1, Jim Dent $ 1, John Jacobs $ 1,408 Wayne Levi $ 1,408 Doug Tewell $ 1, Jim Roy $ 1, Jim Colbert $ 1,088 Bruce Lietzke $ 1, Bob Murphy $ 992 WD Mike McCullough WD Allen Doyle WD Denis Watson