LGS NATIONS CUPINTERNATIONAL TEAM MATCH PLAYER COMPETITION

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LGS NATIONS CUP Omni L acosta Resort and Spa

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Event Highlights• One practice round

• Three competition rounds

• Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner daily for all participants

• Opening Ceremony celebration

• International Skills Competition

• Apparel package for players and Team Captains

• Unique week of personal coaching, attention and training by their Team Coaches

• LEGACY Global Sports and SDJGA representatives on site for the event duration.

• Optional extension of stay post competition at the Omni Lacosta Resort

• Available round trip transportation to and from the airport

• Rooming options and upgrades available upon request

C A M PU S TO U R

Join a guided tour of San Diego State University

E V E NT PA R TN E R S H I P

SDJGA is the official organizer of the LGS

Nations Cup

R E C R U IT I N G S E M I N A R

Ted Gleason, Coach/Mentor of the Road to College Golf, will talk about how you can

play at the next level.

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EVENT FORMAT

COMPETIT ION ROUNDS 1 & 2 GROUP ROUND ROBIN PLAY

COMPETIT ION FINAL ROUND 3RD PLACE AND CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES

COMPETITION ROUND 3 SEEDED SEMI-FINAL AND CONSOLATION BRACKET

Teams will compete in 9-hole fourball and foursomes matches against different countries in their Group. Each nine hole match is worth 1 point to the winning team, and 0.5 points to each team in the case of a tie. The cumulative total points earned over the two days by each countries players will determine the seeding for the following round.

The top teams will compete with each player from a country competition in one 18 hole singles match. The match is worth 1 point to the winning player’s team, and 0.5 points to each team in the case of a tie.

Countries will be seeded into the draw and teams will compete in a front 9 four-somes match and back nine singles match. Each nine hole match is worth 1 point to the winning team, and 0.5 points to each team in the case of a tie.

“We are extremely excited to announce the LGS Nations Cup. Lacosta brings an elite platform and golf facilities and is committed to providing our players and their families with a world-class golf experience.

We also couldn’t more excited about our partnership with the San Diego Junior Golf Association. They are a first-class organization and will be a tremendous asset in assisting us in operating the event.”

Sean O’Brien Vice President, LEGACY Global Sports

“We greatly appreciate the global vision of LEGACY Global Sports and we are thrilled to be working together in hosting the Nations Cup. The cultural and compet-itive environment of the event will be an excellent experience for the juniors on their journey toward achieving their future goals in both life and golf.”

Chris Spence Assistant Executive Director of the San Diego Junior Golf Association

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MATCH DEFINITIONS

Foursomes

Fourball

Singles

A Foursomes match is a competition between two teams of two golfers. On a partic-ular hole the golfers on the same team take alternate shots playing the same ball. One team member tees off on all the odd-numbered holes, and the other on all the even-numbered holes. Each hole is won by the team that completes the hole in the fewest shots.

A Fourball match is also a competition between two teams of two golfers, but all four golfers play their own ball throughout the round rather than alternating shots. The better score of the two golfers in a team determines the team’s score on a particular hole; the score of the other member of the team is not counted. Each hole is won by the team whose individual golfer has the lowest score.

A Singles match is a standard match play competition between two golfers. Each hole is won by the player that completes the hole in the fewest shots.

TE A M CO M P O S IT I O N

Each team will consist of 12 golfers. Six boys and 6 girls will compete for the LGS Nations Cup.

players

BO

YS

Age10 -13 2

Age10 -13 2

Age14 -17 4

Age14 -17 4G

IRL

S

12

6

6

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team & apparel package

Each player will receive a LEGACY Global Sports performance package that includes:

• One bag with country flag + LGS Nations Cup 2015 logo

• One dozen balls with LGS Nations Cup 2015 logo

• Two tops, One 3/4 zip, Two bottoms, Two caps all with flag + LGS NC 2015 logo

TOPS

BOT TOMS

TEAM BAG

Packages may change as the event is sponsored. Exact images of player equipment and apparel is not pictured above.

Participating Countries

U n i t e d S t a t e s • C h i n a / H o n g K o n g • J a p a n I n d i a • C a n a d a • I r e l a n d • E n g l a n d • S w e d e n

N o r w a y • D e n m a r k • F i n l a n d • I t a l y • A u s t r i a

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SAN DIEGO JR GOLF ASSOCIATION

The SDJGA is the official organizer of the LGS NC 2015 tournament

Through the game of golf and its intrinsic values of sportsmanship, discipline, and integrity, the San Diego County Junior Golf Association’s mission is to enrich the lives of youth through education, training, and competition.

Social Skills | Developing the ability to interact with others successfully

Conduct | Adopting behaviors and attitudes that the game demands

Maturity | Experiencing success, failure, potential, and limits

Balance | Achieving physical fitness and mental well-being

Self-Discipline | Practicing to become the best you can be

Respect | For the game, your competitors, and yourself

Integrity | Knowing and abiding by the rules of golf

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