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In its inaugural year, the West Coast Classic featured 60 PGA Tour pros and prize money of
$500,000 US. Veteran Scott Hoch captured top prize of $100,000 by defeating fellow American
M Scott Verplank in an exciting four-hole playoff. It was Vancouver's first exposure to big-time golf
since the Canadian Open at Shaughnessy Golf Club in 1966. A long wait indeed but worthwhile

L considering reaction from the gallery, media, players and sponsors.

The 1995 Classic enjoyed the whole-hearted support of golf s biggest draw John Daly. When John
won the 1995 British Open Championship and gained an automatic berth into the World Series of
Golf in Akron, Ohio, it created a dilemma for organizers. Since the World Series of Golf was to be

r held on the same weekend as the Classic, Daly's participation was thrown into doubt. Good to his
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The rest is history! Daly attended, drew a massive following and in his words "enjoyed the entire
experience tremendously. The whole area is so beautiful, everyone was so friendly, and I know the
players loved the way they were treated."

Staging a major professional golf tournament in Vancouver was a monumental achievement.

Tournament Chairman Brian Slobogian, one of Vancouver's leading business figures, returns in '96
to provide his leadership, vision and financial support.
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Independent Television Producer Douglas Smith, who managed TSN's coverage of the 1995 Classic
for Pro-Am Productions Inc., has taken over the all-important position of Executive Director. His
m credits include NBC's Emmy-winning coverage of the Gatorade Ironman Triathlon in Hawaii.
Doug's enthusiasm and experience will no doubt prove invaluable.

(^ Organizers of the 1996 Classic have changed the format of the tournament to build on the
worldwide popularity of the Ryder Cup and Presidents' Cup team competidons.

Peter Jacobsen Productions Inc. will again manage site operations. They have been instrumental in
making The Fred Meyer Challenge in Portland, Oregon the most successful non-PGA Tour event in

L America. Not so coincidentally, The Fred Meyer Challenge is also a team event.
This year's tournament will feature 12 top-name pros competing in a two-man team competidon
over 18 holes on Canada's Victoria Day Holiday. The format of 6 holes of scramble, 6 holes of
* alternating shots and 6 holes of best-ball resembles Greg Norman's Shark Shootout and should prove

exciting and unpredictable for the gallery and the national television audience. Eight other PGA
Tour pros will be added to the player roster for the Classic Pro-Am the following day.

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The generous support and commitment of national and local sponsors is testament to the prestige
and value of the West Coast Classic. Corporate sponsors, their families and guests truly enjoy the
once-in-a-lifetime experience of rubbing shoulders with some of the most entertaining players in
golf.
The vision of the West Coast Classic will remain firm. We wish to provide a top-flight professional
golf tournament that is fun for everyone involved; our fans, our television audience at home, our
trusted sponsors and support staff, and our players. Supporting local charities is our highest
priority. Last year, the West Coast Classic presented a cheque of $25,000 to the Zajac Foundation of
Vancouver.
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This event is more than just a golf tournament it is a unique and powerful marketing tool that
enables companies to associate corporate and product identity with a proven, high-profile event.

Companies seeking exposure through involvement with our professional golf tournament have many
different levels of participation available to them.

THE MEL ZAJAC FOUNDATION

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The Zajac Foundation is a non-profit organization formed in 1987 to honour the deaths of Mel and
Irene Zajac's two sons, Mel Jr. and Marty. Both were scholastic and athletic achievers whose lives
| y came to tragic and untimely ends.

The purpose of the Foundation is to meet the needs of British Columbia children who are chal
lenged by mental and physical disabilities. The foundation provides a framework for capitalization
of special projects and funding which assists the youngsters in reaching their full potential.

The 1996 West Coast Classic will present a charitable donation to the Zajac Foundation to support
the VanCity Place for youth, a new, multi-million dollar facility providing safe, affordable housing
for underprivileged young people.
 NORTH SHORE DISABILITY FOUNDATION

The North Shore Disability Resource Centre Association was established in 1975 by a group of
concerned parents, professionals and advocates. This group was determined to address the need for
respite care, community-based residential services and social-recreational supports for young people
with physical disabilities. The NSDRC now supports over 200 children and adults with various
disabilities who live on the North Shore.

The NSDRC provides programs and services based on the belief that all are important to their
community. They work to ensure that people with disabilities, along with their families and friends,
can participate actively as members of the community. As the NSDP.C enters its third decade, it
continues with the strong commitment to its mission: Working for a community formal!

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THE CHILDREN'S FOUNDATION

The Children's Foundation is a private, non-profit society founded in 1957. The Foundation
provides a wide range of services to emotionally and physically abused children, primarily in the
6 to 12 age category. It provides services such as receiving assessment, residential treatment, family
counselling and foster care for tip to 25 children, many of whom are on a place of last resort' basis.
The Children's Foundation has been a pioneer in the treatment and care of emotionally disturbed
children in British Columbia. It is recognized as one of the leading residential agencies for children
in the province. In the past 35 years, the Children's Foundation has graduated' well over fifteen
hundred children, who, with special intervention, have gone on to enjoy happy, productive lives.

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Brian Slobogian, Chairman; Major tournament golf returned to Vancouver in 1995 for the first
time in nearly 30 years thanks largely to the vision and determination of Mr. Slobogian. Brian is a
leader in the field of equity financing and a strong choice to bring sponsor support and venture cap
ital to the event. In addition to the West Coast Classic, Brian acts as President of the several major
corporations including Eron Mortgage Corporation and Maxim Resources (USA) Ltd.

Douglas Smithy Executive Director; Mr. Smith brings 20 years of experience in professional sports
to this year's tournament. As Executive Producer of Pro-Am Productions Inc., Douglas organized
all aspects of televison coverage of the '95 Classic for TSN. Other credits include world-wide cover
age of the World Cup Mountain Biking Championships, World Cup Triathlon, Emmy-winning
Gatorade Ironman Triathlon, and "Game Time with the Vancouver Canucks."

Peter Jacobsen Productions, Tournament Operations; PJP is a highly successful sports event man

agement and promotions company headquartered in Portland, Oregon and founded by popular
PGA Tour player Peter Jacobsen. Its flagship event is the Fred Meyer Challenge, now in its 11th
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year. PJP handles operations for many other PGA events including the Skins Game and the Nike
Tour Championship.

Sports & Entertainment Inc., Sponsorship Sales; This Toronto-based agency is responsible for
national sponsorship sales for the West Coast Classic. S & E Inc. helped build a strong corporate
foundation for the tournament in its first year, bringing on national sponsors Honda, AST,
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Yokohama and Perrier. S & E Inc. has many clients in professional sports including the Toronto
Blue Jays, the NHL, and NFL.

Cambridge Sports International Inc., Talent Agent; Cambridge is the fastest growing manage
ment agency on the PGA Tour and is proud to represent a roster of players that includes 1995
L| British Open Champion John Daly, 1995 West Coast Classic Champion Scott Hoch and runner-up
Scott Verplank. Cambridge has played an important role in securing the services of this year's field.

'"Ml Mike Watt, Tournament Consultants; Mike is back with the West Coast team for its 2nd year and
will lend his vast experience in Canadian golf to the tournament. Mr. Watt spent 5 years with the
Canadian Open as Director of Sales. He has a solid reputation in the sport and a long-standing
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FACT SHEET

Site: Swan-e-set Bay Resort & Country Club, Pitt Meadows, B.C.
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Dates: May 19-21, 1996

Pro Tournament: Monday, May 20 (Victoria Day)
Pro Am: Tuesday, May 21
Television: Three hours live-to-tape coverage - TSN
Air Date - Wednesday, May 23, 1996
7:30 p.m. (Eastern)
UM Prize Money: $350,000 USD
1st Place $100,000
2nd Place $70,00p,
3rd Place $60,000
4th Place $50,000
5 th Place $40,000
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Format: 18 Hole Team Shootout
6 Two-Man Teams

Players: John'Daly Champion, 1995 British Open

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Scott Verplank Runner-Up, 1995 West Coast Classic
David Frost Champion, 1993 Canadian Open
Craig Stadler Former Masters Champion
Brett Ogle 9 Career Victories Worldwide
Dave Ban- 2-time PGA Tour Winner
Richard Zokol 2-time PGA Tour Winner
Bob Tway Champion, 1995 MCI Classic
Brandel Chamblee 3rd, 1995 West Coast Classic
Gary Hallberg 3-time PGA Tour Winner
Roger Maltbie 5-time PGA Tour Winner, NBC Golf Analyst

Pairings: John Daly & Craig Stadler Roger Maltbie & Brett Ogle
Scott Verplank & Bob Tway David Frost & Brandel Chamblee
Scott Hoch & Gary Hallberg Dave Barr & Richard Zokol
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The Event.. The 1996 West Coast Classic features a Shark Shootout format consisting of six
two-man teams. The golfers will compete in three foursomes to provide fans easy access to all
their favourite players. At stake will be $350,000 US in prize money.

The Players. For the second year in a row, the Classic will be headlined by the longest hitter
in golf and the sport's biggest draw, 1995 British Open Champion John Daly. Also on hand
will be 1995 West Coast Classic Champion Scott Hoch, 1993 Canadian Open Champion
David Frost, 1982 Masters and 1996 Nissan L.A. Open Champion'Graig Stadler and an All-
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The Site. [The magnificent Swan-e-set Bay Resort will again play host to the 1996 event.
The Links course proved to be a popular site for last year's entrants and will surely provide a
demanding test again this year.

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liB i people. In addition, local media coverage throughout the event reached more than three and a
half million people. Attendance at last year's tournament was in excess of 25,000.

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Sunday, May 19 8 am Gates Open

10 am Brian Mogg Golf Clinic
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12-6 pm West Coast Classic Celebrity-Am
Shotgun Starr

Monday, May 20 8 am Gates Open

10 am Professional Player Revue
hosted by Roger Maltbie, PGA TOUR Professional
@ Practice Range
12 pm West Coast Classic begins @ 1st Tee
4:30 pm Awards Presentation @ 18th Green

Tuesday, May 21 7 am Gates Open

8 am -1 pm West Coast Classic Pro-Am
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Suite 500-1380 Burrard Street
Vancouver, BC V6Z 2H3
Tel: (604) 669-8612 Fax: (604) 669-8693

April 9, 1996

Nevel Judd
Richmond News
5731-No3Road
Richmond, BC
V6X 2C9

Dear Nevel Judd:

I'm sorry you missed the opening news conference for the 1996 West Coast Golf Classic.

Enclosed is a copy of the media kit we handed out last week containing information on this
year's tournament. If you ever have a question regarding the '96 Classic, please don't hesitate to
call.

Sincerely,

T. Scott Brownrigg
Communications Director
West Coast Golf Classic Ltd.
Phone: (604)669-8612
Fax: (604)684-4383
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THE 'CLASSIC RETURNS TO SWAN-E-SET

Vancouver, B.C. - Reigning British Open Champion John Daly heads the field of entrants in the
1996 West Coast Golf Classic May 19-21 at Swan-e-set Bay Resort & Country Club in Pitt
Meadows, B.C., it was announced today.

The tournament will feature 12 top name professionals in an 18-hole team competition with total
prize money of $350,000 USD. The winning team will share $100,000 USD.

"We've brought together an outstanding group of golfers," said tournament Executive Director
Douglas Smith. "John is back, along with The Two Scotts - Scott Hoch and Scott Verplank, our
champion and runner-up last year."

This year's Classic will feature the All-Canadian team of Dave Barr and Richard Zokol, in
addition to front line players like Bob Tway and David Frost. Tournament organizers also
announced the participation of Craig Stadler, who will team with Daly during the tournament.
"The energy between Craig and John is guaranteed to provide fans with a very entertaining
pairing," said Smith.

The 1996 Classic has scheduled a Celebrity Challenge tournament on Sunday, May 19 to aid
tournament charities. The 1996 West Coast Classic Pro Am will be contested on Tuesday, May
21. Eight other PGA TOUR pros will be added to the Pro Am roster to augment the field.

Three hours of tape-delayed television coverage of the '96 Classic will be aired nationally on The
Sports Network (TSN) on Wednesday, May 22 at 7:30 PM Eastern.

With the 1996 West Coast Classic, the inaugural Greater Vancouver Open, and the BC Tel
Pacific Open all scheduled for this summer, golf fans in Vancouver are the big winners.

For more information, please call:

Douglas Smith Scott Brownrigg

Executive Director Communications Director
We s t C o a s t G o l f C l a s s i c L t d . We s t C o a s t G o l f C l a s s i c L t d .
O f fi c e : ( 6 0 4 ) 6 6 9 - 8 6 1 2 O f fi c e : ( 6 0 4 ) 6 6 9 - 8 6 1 2
Cellular: (604) 816-1220
Fax: (604) 669-8693
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SITE: Swan-e-set Bay Resort & Country Club

Pitt Meadows, British Columbia

D AT E S : May 19-21, 1996

PRO TOURNAMENT: Monday, May 20 (Victoria Day)

PRO AM: Tuesday, May 21

TELEVISION: Three hours live-to-tape coverage - TSN

Air Date - Wednesday, May 23, 1996
7:30 p.m. (Eastern)

PRIZE MONEY: $350,000 USE

1st Place $100,000

2nd Place $ 70,000
3rd Place $ 60,000
4th Place $ 50,000
5th Place $ 40,000
6th Place $ 30,000

FORMAT: Two-Man Team Competition (18 Holes)

PLAYERS: John Daly Champion, 1995 British Open

Scott Hoch Champion, 1995 West Coast Classic
Scott Verplank Runner-Up, 1995 West Coast Classic
David Frost Champion, 1993 Canadian Open
Craig Stadler '82 Masters & '96 L.A. Open Champion
Brett Ogle 9 career victories worldwide
Dave Barr 2-time PGA Tour winner
Richard Zokol 2-time PGA Tour winner
Bob Tway Champion, 1995 MCI Classic
Brandel Chamblee 3rd, 1995 West Coast Classic
Gary Hallberg 3-time PGA Tour winner
Roger Maltbie 5-time PGA Tour winner, NBC Golf Analyst

PAIRINGS: John Daly & Craig Stadler

Scott Verplank & Bob Tway
Dave Barr & Richard Zokol
Scott Hoch & Gary Hallberg
Roger Maltbie & Brett Ogle
David Frost & Brandel Chamblee
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Dear Sports/News Director:

The West Coast Golf Classic is returning to Swan-e-set Bay Resort & Country
Club May 19-21. An outstanding field of golfers has been assembled for the
tournament's second year. We know this year's event will be extremely
entertaining for the gallery, media and television viewers across Canada.

We are currently reviewing all media requests. To reserve your credentials, please
complete the enclosed Media Credential Request Form and return it by
Wednesday, May 1,1996 to:

Scott Brownrigg
Communications Director
West Coast Golf Classic Ltd.
Suite 500-1380 Burrard St.
Vancouver, BC
V6Z 2H3
Fax: (604)669-8693

We require a cover letter on your official letterhead confirming the individuals listed
are approved to receive credentials. Please have this letter signed by your
assignment editor or supervisor.

Following receipt of your request and signed approval, we will forward your
confirmation and instructions about how to claim your credentials and parking
passes.

If you have any questions, call (604) 669-8612 and speak to either Scott
Brownrigg, Communications Director, or Douglas Smith, Executive Director.
 MEDIA CREDENTIAL REQUEST FORM

NAME: TITLE:

C O M PA N Y: D E P T:

MAILING ADDRESS:

CITY: PROVINCE: P O S TA L CODE:

TELEPHONE: FAX:

TYPE OF MEDIA (circle one):

Newspaper Magazine Radio Te l e v i s i o n

Other:

NUMBER OF MEDIA CREDENTIALS REQUESTED: PARKING:

If more than one, list the people who will be using these credentials:

Extent of coverage anticipated (i.e. one day, entire tournament, regular coverage, special
report, etc?):
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* VanCity is involved in a community consultation process around the needs of inner city youth and
will continue to build partnerships with community groups working in this field with specific
partners identified as the project nears completion
* the VanCity Place for Youth project is. an excellent example of collaboration by both provincial
and municipal governments along with private sector partners

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For more information on VanCity Place For Youth please contact:

Bob Quart
CEO VanCity
877-7666

Mark Lee
Manager
Community Action and Education
VanCity Credit Union
877-8224

Dale McClanaghan
President and CEO
VanCity Enterprises
877-7546
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David Driscoll
Executive Director
VanCity Community Foundation
877-7553
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April, 1996

West Coast Classic Charity Volunteer:

The West Coast Classic Ltd. is offering the opportunity for members of the charities benefitting from
the Tournament to participate "inside the ropes" as on-course volunteers. The Second Annual West
Coast Golf Classic will again return to Swan-e-set Bay Golf Club in Pitt Meadows on May 19 - May
21,1996.

Individuals who are interested in volunteering and have golf experience must return the enclosed
Volunteer Registration form to:

WEST COAST CLASSIC LTD.

Attn: Peter Dietrich
Suite 500 -1380 Burrard Street
Vancouver, BC V6Z2H3
(Fax returns welcome: 669-8693)

Deadline: April 22,1996

We anticipate an exciting tournament and look forward to working with you and the charities you
represent. Please call the West Coast Classic with any questions. (Phone: 669-8612)

Sincerely,

Peter K. Dietrich
Assistant Tournament Director
West Coast Classic, Ltd.
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THE 1996 WEST COAST CLASSIC

VOLUNTEER REGISTRATION
Swan-e-set Bay Golf Club - May 19th - 21st

PERSONAL INFORMATION:

Last Name First Name

Address City _

Province: Postal Code

Home Phone Work Phone

Birthdate (optional) Circle One: Male Female

I heard about the West Coast Classic from:

Were you a West Coast Classic volunteer in 1995? Yes No

EXPERIENCE:
A r e y o u a g o l f e r ? Ye s N o Ye a r s P l a y e d H a n d i c a p

CHARITY AFFILIATION:

GOLF CLUB AFFILIATION:

PREFERENCE:
Do you wish to select a particular volunteer position? Yes No (If yes, please specify:)

Marshal Marshal Hole Captain Caddie Walking Scorers Standard Bearers

Souvenir Programs Grounds Hospitality Parking/Admissions

AVAILABILITY:
We will fill as many positions as possible with three day volunteers.
Please indicate the days you are available: Sunday, 19th Monday, 20th Tuesday, 21st

Please return to:

WEST COAST CLASSIC
Attention: Peter Dietrich
#500 -1380 Burrard Street
Vancouver, B.C. V6Z2H3
(Fax returns welcome: 669-8693)

Deadline: April 22,1996

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VOLUNTEER DESCRIPTIONS

MARSHAL:
The marshals provide gallery control, keep the gallery quiet when someone prepares to take a shot and
help to police the area after the crowd passes through. The most frequent comment from the gallery is
how helpful and friendly the marshals are. The marshals will be required to purchase a uniform which
consists of a West Coast Classic golf shirt and cap.

MARSHAL HOLE CAPTAINS:

Each Marhsal Hole Captain will be responsible for monitoring the marshals assigned to their particular
golf hole, to be a communication link to the Tournament Officials, and to coordinate any shift changes of
their volunteers.

WALKING SCORERS:
The Walking Scorers must have a working knowledge of golf as well as other tournament experience.
Each volunteer is responsible for communicating by radio the scores of their group to Scoring Central.

CADDIES:
Caddies will be assigned to carry golf bags for various participants during several tournament events.

STANDARD BEARERS:
These young adults have the responsibility of following their assigned team and carrying over and under
boards. They communicate with the walking scorer and update the scores of the team. This requires the
ability to walk the entire course carrying the necessary equipment.

GROUNDS:
The Grounds Committee assist in preparing the golf course for the gallery during tournament. The entire
golf course will be staked and roped during the week prior to the event. The course set-up must be
maintained during the event on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. After the tournament the equipment must
be removed from the course. They will be asked to carry and/or lift heavy items or equipment.

HOSPITALITY:
Very important and visible people on the course. Some of the duties include scoring, checking
credentials in hospitality areas and information. Due to the nature of their duties, all Hospitality people
will be required to purchase a uniform which consists of a West Coast Classic golf shirt and cap.

PARKING/ADMISSIONS:
Parking and admissions volunteers create the first impressions of the tournament. These volunteers
direct traffic, collect parking fees as well as check and/or sell credentials at the entrance gates.

SOUVENIR PROGRAMS:
These volunteers have the responsibility of distributing and selling the programs to the public, inserting
the daily pairings into the souvenir programs. They distribute and replenish selling sites on course.

If you wish to volunteer for any of the above positions, please contact Peter Dietrich at the
West Coast Classic office (604) 669-8612.
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