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On behalf of the Tournament Committee, Executive

Leadership and Volunteers, it is my sincere pleasure to

welcome you and my PGA TOUR friends to our home –

Georgia’s beautiful Golden Isles. It’s our distinct honor to

host the PGA TOUR’s newest event, The McGladrey Classic.

This is a special opportunity for you to see some of

the world’s finest golfers in terrific competition. We get

to showcase all our community has to offer - its rich

culture and storied past - and to charm you with our

extraordinary hospitality. The best part is we get to do

this while raising money for Special Olympics, Boys and

Girls Club of Southeast Georgia and other local family

and children’s charities.

We hope this will be a memorable experience for you

and that The McGladrey Classic will become one of your

favorite Seaside traditions.

Sincerely,

Davis Love III

McGladrey Classic Chairman and Host

Davis Love Foundation Founder

On behalf of the PGA TOUR, it is my pleasure to welcome you tothe inaugural McGladrey Classic, the second event in the 2010PGA TOUR Fall Series. We are looking forward to visiting one ofthe truly magnificent settings in the United States –the Sea IslandGolf Club located in on the Golden Isles of Southeast Georgia.

We would like to thank our friends at McGladrey – one of thenation’s leading assurance, tax and consulting firms – for theirpartnership and support of the PGA TOUR. Their commitment tothis new event and, in turn, to helping those in need is very mucha part of the structure and fabric of the PGA TOUR.

We’re also pleased to be working with Tournament Chairman andSea Island resident Davis Love III, as well as the Davis LoveFoundation, with tournament proceeds benefiting Special Olympicsand the Boys and Girls Club of Southeast Georgia along with otherlocal charities.

The spirit of giving back allows our tournaments to draw on astrong volunteer base every year, fortifying the community’s supportand ownership of the event. I would like to express my appreciationto all the volunteers for their hard work and dedication this weekand throughout the coming years.

The PGA TOUR is committing even more time and energy to elevateand expand our giving-back efforts through the “Together, anything’spossible” charity platform, designed to engage our players, tourna-ments and sponsors, charities, fans and volunteers to build uponand elevate the TOUR’s tradition of charitable giving. Despite a difficult economic environment, the PGA TOUR and its tournamentsgenerated more than $109 million for charity in 2009, and we arestill on track to reach our second billion in charitable donationswithin the next three to five years.

The tournament staff and the PGA TOUR thank you for yourattendance and support of the 2010 McGladrey Classic. Best wishesfor an enjoyable tournament.

Sincerely,

Timothy W. FinchemCommissioner PGA TOUR

We are pleased to welcome you to the inaugural McGladrey Classic, anevent that is destined to add to the spectacular annual sports tradition inGeorgia. McGladrey is proud and honored to be title sponsor of this newFall Series tournament, and to partner with the Davis Love Foundationto bring the first PGA TOUR event to the renowned Sea Island Resort.

As one of the country’s leading providers of assurance, tax and consultingservices, we have a long history of supporting professional golf throughrelationships with “Team McGladrey” members such as Davis Love III,Zach Johnson and Chris DiMarco, all of whom are rounding out thestrong player field this week.

At McGladrey, we believe the real power in any relationship comesthrough understanding, which leads to a partnership based on integrityand trust – a business philosophy that aligns closely with the core values of golf and the PGA TOUR. Our “Power of Being Understood”national advertising campaign illustrates whether in business or in golf, a trusted partner who understands your game can help you make theright decisions to succeed.

That’s the kind of relationship our clients expect from us – a partnerthat offers global capabilities and deep expertise with a high level oftrusted, personal service. The McGladrey Classic provides us a uniqueopportunity to share this message on an international stage.

Above all, The McGladrey Classic is played for charity and the chanceto give back to this beautiful and historic community. McGladrey ispleased to continue its relationship with Special Olympics and supportlocal charities through the Davis Love Foundation.

On behalf of more than 7,000 McGladrey employees nationwide, wewant to express our gratitude to all the players, sponsors, volunteers,staff and spectators for helping us make The McGladrey Classic a one-of-a-kind PGA TOUR event.

Thank you for your support of The McGladrey Classic. Enjoy thetournament!

Sincerely,

C.E. Andrews Dave ScudderPresident and Chief Operating Officer Managing Partner and Chief Executive Officer

RSM McGladrey, Inc. McGladrey & Pullen, LLP

McGladrey is the brand under which RSM McGladrey, Inc. and McGladrey & Pullen, LLP serve clients’business needs. The two firms operate as separate legal entities in an alternative practice structure.

Welcome to the Golden Isles!

The Golden Isles is a place where the game of golf meets genuineSouthern hospitality in a seaside setting with a rich and storied history. It is also a place where golfers relish the countless activitiesthe area offers both on and off the course.

Here, the 198 holes of golf, world-class teaching facilities and elitecoaches combine to make the area a golfer’s dream realized. We’reproud that some of the finest players in the world call this specialplace home, including tournament host, Davis Love III. It is offthe course when The Golden Isles comes alive for spectators andsportsmen alike.

We are widely known for miles of sun-drenched beaches, historicsites and museums, fishing and watersports, quaint specialty boutiques and galleries, nature programs and much more. Localrestaurants offer an abundance of options from fine dining tocasual, waterfront meals. We hope you’ll enjoy a memorable experience that is just steps away from the tournament’s gate.

In the spirit of our area’s long and distinguished golfing tradition,we welcome The McGladrey Classic and its visitors and fans toCoastal Georgia. We hope you’ll enjoy the idyllic beauty of Seasideand outstanding golf from some of the finest players in the nation,set against the backdrop of the picturesque Golden Isles.

Take time to enjoy the view,

Brunswick and The Golden Isles Convention and Visitors Bureau Board of Directors

Monday, October 4• Closed to the general public• Practice rounds for professionals

Tuesday, October 5• Closed to the general public• Practice rounds for professionals

Wednesday, October 6• Gates Open at 7:00am*• All hospitality venues open at 10am• Official Pro-Am – Tee times starting at 7:30AM & 12:00PM –

#1 & #10 Tees• Youth Day – All youth are admitted FREE.• Youth Day Activities – Dennis Walters Trick Shot Show

(4pm – Practice Range)• Charity Putting Tournament for Special Olympics and Boys

& Girls Club of Southeast Georgia (5pm – Practice Green)

Thursday, October 7• Gates Open at 7:00am*• All hospitality venues open at 10am• Round 1, The McGladrey Classic (Starting Times TBD) –

#1 & #10 Tees

Friday, October 8• Gates Open at 7:00am*• All hospitality venues open at 10am• Round 2, The McGladrey Classic (Starting Times TBD) –

#1 & #10 Tees• Beer, BBQ, & Music in the Michelob Ultra Village (6-8pm)

Saturday, October 9• Gates Open at 8:00am*• All hospitality venues open at 10am• Round 3, The McGladrey Classic (Starting Times TBD)• Beer, BBQ, & Music in the Michelob Ultra Village (6-8pm)

Sunday, October 10• Gates Open at 8:00am*• All hospitality venues open at 10am• Final Round, The McGladrey Classic (Starting Times TBD)• Trophy Presentation – #18 Green – 6:30pm

*All times subject to change. *All four rounds televised by The Golf Channel (3-6pm Eastern).

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104 87107 90129 112130 113152 135153 136174 157175 158178 161198 181199 182202 185223 206224 207225 208245 228247 230

A B C

1 176 203 2152 207 234 2463 250 277 289

1Par 4417

NOTE: All layup and carry distances are measured from front cut of tees.

Middle Front

61 4269 5081 6283 6493 74

100 81106 87116 97119 100125 106135 116138 119148 129157 138162 143170 151177 158185 166194 175195 176

A B

1 143 1682 197 2223 223 2484 249 274

2Par 4415

NOTE: All layup and carry distances are measured from front cut of tees.

Middle Front

140 124175 159190 174204 188

3Par 3204

Middle Front

51 5952 4070 5874 6292 8098 86

115 103134 122151 139165 153172 160183 171185 173195 183205 193216 204230 218

A B

1 185 1892 252 2573 277 2824 297 302

4Par 4429

NOTE: All layup and carry distances are measured from front cut of tees.

Middle Front

62 4563 4689 72

113 96118 101137 120158 141160 143175 158190 173201 184214 197228 211

A B

1 128 1532 169 1943 193 2184 217 2425 243 268

5Par 4409

NOTE: All carry and layup distances are measured from front cut of tees.

Middle Front

105 91125 111137 123164 150169 155179 165

6Par 3179

Middle Front

60 4663 4985 7188 74

110 96111 97133 119135 121156 142157 143159 145180 166184 170203 189207 193229 215230 216254 240276 262279 265297 283301 287304 290

A B

304 -207 244301 -216 243297 -209 236279 -293 220276 -191 219254 -171 198230 -146 173229 -147 174

7Par 5582

NOTE: All layup and carry distances are measured from marked sprinklers.

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Middle Front

58 4262 4682 6686 7091 75

106 90110 94121 105126 110129 113133 117146 130157 141165 149171 155

A B C

1 150 164 1742 183 197 2073 212 226 2364 250 264 274

8Par 4368

NOTE: All layup and carry distances are measured from front cut of tees.

Middle Front

65 4866 4985 6888 71

909 73100 83113 96118 101136 119138 121160 143162 145164 147183 166185 168188 171208 191210 193211 194231 214233 216237 220

A B

1 144 1822 176 2143 207 2454 240 2785 256 2946 271 306

9Par 4452

NOTE: All layup and carry distances are measured from front cut of tees.

Middle Front

59 4265 4872 5584 6787 7092 75

105 88109 92120 103131 114133 116142 1`25152 135158 141168 151172 155192 175193 176204 187213 196

A B

1 137 1502 203 2163 234 2474 264 277

10Par 4418

NOTE: All layup and carry distances are measured from front cut of tees.

Middle Front

65 5170 5688 7491 77

101 87116 102136 122139 125140 126158 144161 147185 171186 172210 196211 197217 203

A B

1 106 1112 158 1633 214 2194 254 259

11Par 4425

NOTE: All carry distances are measured from front cut of tees.

Prints Available at Merchandise Tent

Middle Front

137 121160 144183 167213 197223 207

12Par 3223

Middle Front

60 4586 71

104 89107 92124 109128 113152 137171 156173 158193 178197 182214 199225 210

13Par 4408

NOTE: All carry and layup distances are measured from front cut of tees.

A B C

1 83 108 1082 101 126 1263 201 211 2234 228 238 2505 259 269 281

Middle Front

50 3256 3877 5978 60

100 82105 87119 101121 103125 107141 123142 124148 130165 147189 171190 172199 181210 192

14Par 4442

NOTE: All carry distances are measured from front cut of tees.

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1 1512 1973 2264 2535 294

Middle Front

59 3969 4977 5794 74

102 82118 98127 107148 128152 132166 146172 152192 172204 184210 190216 195227 207232 212240 220250 230261 241266 246276 256288 268297 277

15Par 5565

NOTE: All layup and carry distances are measured from front cut of tees.

A B C

1 95 107 1482 139 164 2153 171 196 2504 208 233 287

Middle Front

54 4256 4468 5677 6584 7295 83

106 94115 103125 113126 114139 127150 138152 140168 156170 158187 175205 193

16Par 4407

NOTE: All carry and layup distances are measured from front cut of tees.

A B C

1 95 140 1412 179 128 2173 194 242 2314 239 288 277

17Par 3192

Middle Front

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Middle Front

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18Par 4470

NOTE: All carry and layup distances are measured from front cut of tees.

A B

1 146 1862 187 2273 233 2734 274 314

CHECK THE WEATHERCheck the weather forecast before you visit The McGladreyClassic and dress appropriately. Expect mild mornings andwarm, sunny afternoons, so dressing in layers is the best idea.

HAVE A PLANThere are basically two ways to watch a golf tournament.Parade style – where you pick a spot and watch the field passby – or cross-country style, where you follow a particularplayer or group around the course.

DAILY PAIRING SHEET & MAPPick up a free daily pairing sheet to find out when theplayers tee off and the order of the groups. Pairing sheetsinclude a course map and are available near the entrancesand at various locations on the tournament grounds. Checkthe scoreboards to find out who the leaders are, and wherethey are on the course. One way to tell the players from adistance is to look for their caddies, who wear vests thathave color-coded pockets and trim (green, blue, or gray),which will be indicated on the daily pairing sheet.

AUTOGRAPHSPlayers are more receptive to requests for autographs afterthey have completed their round, so don’t interrupt thembefore or during their round. A good place to catch them isat the practice area, as most players will return there afterthey finish their round.

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Established in 2005 by professional golfer Davis Love III, the Davis Love Foundation contributes to the well-being andprogress of society by supporting both national and community-based programs that focus on children and their families.Headquartered on Sea Island and Host Organization of TheMcGladrey Classic, the private Foundation provides a positiveand far-reaching vehicle for creative solutions to social illsthat affect children and their families. The ambitious missionof the Davis Love Foundation is to help build a better futurefor vulnerable children and their families who are at risk ofpoor educational, economic, social and health outcomes. The Foundation provides grants and donations to community-based programs that focus on children and families in need.

Special Olympics is an international organization that changeslives by encouraging and empowering people with intellectualdisabilities, promoting acceptance for all, and fostering com-munities of understanding and respect worldwide. Foundedin 1968 by Eunice Kennedy Shriver, the Special Olympicsmovement has grown from a few hundred athletes to morethan 3.1 million athletes in over 170 countries in all regionsof the world, providing year-round sports training, athleticcompetition and other related programs. Special Olympicsprovides people with intellectual disabilities continuingopportunities to realize their potential, develop physical fitness,demonstrate courage and experience joy and friendship.www.specialolympics.org.

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Southeast Georgia provide guid-ance and support for over 3400 youth annually. The missionof the Clubs is to enable young people to reach their fullpotential as productive, caring, responsible citizens. Ourprofessionally trained staff assists young people with thedevelopment of their leadership skills, encourages their aca-demic achievement and career exploration, and helps themget involved in the community through local service projects.The Boys & Girls Clubs of Southeast Georgia also places anemphasis on children's health through physical fitness activi-ties and sports as well as working with them on healthylifestyles. www.apositiveplace.net.

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