Official Event

October 10 – 16, 2011Official Spectator & Pairings Guide

Sea Island Golf Club

Davis Love IIITeam McGladrey Member, McGladrey Classic Tournament Host, & 2012 Ryder Cup Captain

Last year, a new Seaside tradition was born when The McGladreyClassic made its inaugural debut on the PGA TOUR.

I was excited to hear the players, caddies, officials, sponsors,volunteers and spectators express the great time they had andtell us they couldn’t wait to come back.

Perhaps the only thing more moving than tournament weekitself was the donations to Special Olympics and the Boys and Girls Clubs of Southeast Georgia based on the success ofour event. The McGladrey Classic is an Official Event of thePGA TOUR, an organization that has contributed more than $1 billion to charity.

We’re delighted you’re here. Please be sure to check out theSchedule of Events. Our tournament team has planned severalactivities to complement the opportunity to see some greatgolf. These activities kick-off with Darius Rucker performing“Live Under the Oaks” on Wednesday night, October 12.

Welcome to the Golden Isles of Georgia – my home! We hopeyou enjoy your time with us.

Sincerely,

Davis Love IIIMcGladrey Classic Chairman and HostTeam McGladrey Member2012 U.S. Ryder Cup Captain

Welcome to The McGladrey Classic!

Last year’s inaugural event was a huge success with more than 20,000 golfenthusiasts participating in person and millions watching via The GolfChannel. More than 1,200 volunteers donated their time and talents toprovide visitors with the good old-fashioned Southern hospitality forwhich Sea Island is so well known. And, perhaps most importantly, thetournament resulted in the donation of $150,000 to Special Olympics andBoys and Girls Clubs of Southeast Georgia. We are thrilled to be at beautifulSea Island again this year, and we are happy you are here with us.

As one of the country’s leading providers of assurance, tax and consultingservices, our firms have a long history of supporting professional golfthrough relationships with Team McGladrey members LPGA TOUR professional Natalie Gulbis, and PGA TOUR professionals Chris DiMarco,Zach Johnson and Davis Love III, all three of whom are rounding out thisweek’s strong player field.

In conjunction with the inaugural McGladrey Classic, we launched our“power of being understood” national advertising campaign, which illustratesthat – whether in business or in golf – a trusted partner who truly under-stands “your game” can help you succeed. That’s the type of relationshipour clients expect from us. When they choose McGladrey, they get a partnerthat offers global capabilities and deep expertise with a high level of trusted,personal service. The McGladrey Classic provides us with a uniqueopportunity to share this message on an international stage.

At the heart of The McGladrey Classic is our partnership with The DavisLove Foundation, which supports charitable organizations that benefitchildren and their families. At McGladrey, we have a long history of givingback to the communities where we live and work through employee vol-unteerism and financial donations to designated charitable organizations.We’re proud to bring this focus on community to Sea Island through thisoutstanding golf event.

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

Sincerely,

C.E. Andrews Joe AdamsPresident and Chief Operating Officer Managing Partner and CEO

RSM McGladrey, Inc. McGladrey & Pullen, LLP

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

On behalf of the PGA TOUR, it is my pleasure to welcome you toThe McGladrey Classic, hosted once again by Sea Island residentDavis Love III. Not only does Davis serve as Tournament Chairman,he will be competing against an outstanding field in the third eventin the PGA TOUR Fall Series schedule.

The inaugural McGladrey Classic in 2010 was a resounding success,with Sea Island Golf Club providing a tremendous venue for thePGA TOUR. On the course, Heath Slocum edged Bill Haas by onestroke to claim his fourth career PGA TOUR title.

Among the many highlights we have seen on the PGA TOUR in 2011has been the competition between up-and-coming players and theestablished stars. I am certain you will see many of these uniquestorylines continue to play out this week at The McGladrey Classic.

We would like to thank our friends at McGladrey – one of thenation’s leading assurance, tax and business consulting firms – fortheir partnership and support of the PGA TOUR. With significantsupport from The McGladrey Classic, the PGA TOUR continues itscommitment to elevate and expand giving back efforts through thecharity platform, “Together, anything’s possible,” designed to engageour players, tournaments and sponsors, charities, fans and volunteersto build upon and elevate the TOUR’s tradition of charitable giving.

The PGA TOUR is pleased to be working again with the Davis LoveFoundation, with tournament proceeds benefiting Special Olympics,the Boys and Girls Club of Southeast Georgia and other local char-ities. We would also like to thank the many volunteers who donatecountless hours of service time to ensure a successful event.

The tournament staff and the PGA TOUR thank you for yourattendance and support of the 2011 McGladrey Classic.

Best wishes for an enjoyable tournament.

Sincerely,

Timothy W. FinchemCommissioner PGA TOUR

Scott K. SteilenPresident

Welcome to Sea Island!

For over 80 years, Sea Island has welcomed guests and golf professionalsfrom all across the country and around the world who have comehere for what we believe to be the best golf experience in the country.This week, we are proud to welcome all of you to the second annualMcGladrey Classic.

Last year’s inaugural tournament was an outstanding success, thanksto the efforts of many people, especially Davis Love III, who originatedand ran with the idea of the tournament and whose family has beenpart of Sea Island golf for decades. Davis and his brother, Mark, thetournament staff, the PGA TOUR, and the Davis Love Foundationhave assembled a playing field and a schedule of events that willmake for another exceptional week.

We owe special thanks to the team at McGladrey for not only theirrole as tournament sponsor, but also for their valued partnership withSea Island. My thanks go to them as well as to the other supporters,the volunteers and our team members for all they have done to presentthis year’s tournament. We appreciate their commitment to the tour-nament, our community, and the charities which will benefit from it.

We hope you will enjoy the competition and the opportunity toexperience the special place we are fortunate to call home.

Sincerely,

Scott SteilenPresident

Post Office Box 30351, Sea Island, Georgia 31561

Monday, October 10• Closed to the general public• Practice rounds for professionals• Monday Pro-Am Event

Tuesday, October 11• Closed to the general public• Practice rounds for professionals

Wednesday, October 12• Gates Open at 7am• RSM International Pro-Am – Morning and Afternoon Tee Times• Youth Day presented by Southeast Georgia Health System – All youth are

admitted FREE• Chuck “The Hit Man” Hiter Trick Shot Show – Practice Range (4pm)• Charity Putting Tournament featuring PGA TOUR Players – Practice

Green Area (5pm)• Darius Rucker Concert presented by Southeast Georgia Health System –

Plantation Course (7:30pm)

Thursday, October 13• Gates Open at 7am• Military Appreciation Day – Wear your Red, White & Blue; Join Us

for a Presentation of Colors and Singing of National Anthem in The Michelob ULTRA Village (Immediately Following Play)

• All hospitality venues open at 10am• Round 1, The McGladrey Classic (Starting Times TBD)

Friday, October 14• Gates Open at 7am• All hospitality venues open at 10am• Round 2, The McGladrey Classic (Starting Times TBD)• “Masters of the Pit BBQ Tasting” & Live Music in The Michelob ULTRA

Village featuring Dennis & The Menace (6 - 9pm)

Saturday, October 15• Gates Open at 8am• All hospitality venues open at 10am• Round 3, The McGladrey Classic (Starting Times TBD)• GAME DAY – Show Your Spirit Contest; Wear Your Favorite College Colors;

Watch College Football on big screen in The Michelob ULTRA Village• “Girls at the Grill” featuring Elizabeth Karmel & Live Music by Love

Fest in The Michelob ULTRA Village (5 – 8pm)

Sunday, October 16• Gates Open at 8am• All hospitality venues open at 10am• Final Round, The McGladrey Classic (Starting Times TBD)• Trophy Presentation, 18th Green (Immediately following play)

*All times subject to change *All four rounds televised by The Golf Channel – 2 to 5pm (EDT)

2011 Schedule of EventsThe Lodge at Sea Island Golf Club – Seaside Course

Mobile Device PolicyMobile phones are allowed at The McGladrey Classic. The following conditions must be met:• All electronic devices must be set to SILENT at all times.• Calls only permitted in designated Cell Phone Zones.• No photographs are permitted during Official Competition Rounds

Thursday – Sunday.• No video recording is permitted Monday – Sunday.• Texting is permitted but limited to areas away from competition.Failure to adhere to the Mobile Device Policy may result in the confiscation of your mobile device or removal from the tournament.

AutographsDuring official competitive rounds (Thursday – Sunday), a player will notsign autographs after the start of his round until it is complete. A player hasthe option of signing or not signing autographs after his round is complete.

Have a PlanThere are basically two ways to watch a golf tournament. Parade style –where you pick a spot and watch the field pass by – or cross-countrystyle – where you follow a particular player or group around the course.

Daily Pairings Sheet & MapA Pairings Sheet is included in the center of this Guide. Find out whenthe players tee off and the order of the groups. The Pairings Sheet includes a course map. Check the scoreboards to find out who the leaders are andwhere they are on the course. One way to tell the players from a distance is to look for their caddies, who wear vests that have color-coded pocketsand trim (green, blue or gray). Colors are indicated on the PairingsSheet. Visit mcgladreyclassic.com for next day pairings information.

Check the WeatherCheck the weather forecast before you visit The McGladrey Classic anddress appropriately. Expect mild mornings and warm, sunny afternoons,so dressing in layers is the best idea.

Spectator Information

1Par 4417

This starting hole is a slight dog-leg left withbunkers protecting the right side of the fairway.After a good tee shot, the player is left with aslightly uphill second shot to a raised green protected on the left by a greenside bunker.

2Par 4415

A difficult driving hole with marsh and bunkerleft and water on the right. The second shot tothis green can be made very difficult dependingon pin position as a bunker and water protectsthe right side and a peninsula green provides adifficult back pin placement.

3Par 3204

A challenging par three with a bunker guardingthe front of the green. Missing the green to theleft will provide a difficult up and down for par.

4Par 4429

This spectacular par four demands precision offthe tee with marsh left and a lake to the right.The second shot to this green is made difficultas a bunker protects the left side of the greenand chipping swales fall off on all other sides.

5Par 4409

A difficult tee shot on this sharp dog-leg rightcan setup a short iron second shot for thelonger hitters or a mid-to-long iron for thoseplaying it safe. The green is protected by agreenside bunker on the right as well as marshrunning the right side and behind the green.

6Par 3179

A downhill par three protected by a bunker infront and water behind the green. This hole isalways made difficult by swirling winds andrequires the right club selection.

7Par 5582

The lone par five on the front side is flankedwith water to the right and dunes to the left. Agood tee shot, depending on the wind, can leavea player the opportunity to reach this green intwo shots. A second shot lay-up is made difficultby a large fairway bunker left and dunes to theright. The green has substantial movement andis protected by marsh long and right.

8Par 4368

A short par four that provides players with manyoptions off the tee. A 3-wood or long iron offthe tee will leave a short, slightly uphill iron infor a second shot. A false front protects front pin locations and a large right greenside bunkerprotects back right pin locations.

9Par 4452

A long par four with a bunker protecting the leftside of the fairway. After a good tee shot, playerswill be left with a mid-to-long second shot to agreen protected by a large greenside bunker tothe left.

10Par 4418

Not an extremely long par four, but one thatrequires two solid golf shots. With water leftand a large bunker to the right, a solid tee shotis a must to be in position to attack this raisedgreen protected by a large bunker both frontand right.

11Par 4425

A difficult tee shot as bunkers flank both theright and left sides. Longer hitters can carry theleft bunker leaving a short iron in for the secondshot. The green tilts from back to front and isprotected by bunkers right and left as well asmarsh long.

12Par 3223

A long par three that is at the mercy of the wind.Playing to the center of the green, regardless ofpin position, will be the aim of all players. Alarge bunker protects the right side of the greenmaking it attractive as players must negotiatethe marsh short and left.

13Par 4408

This signature hole plays once again at the mercyof the wind. Players have to negotiate the marshrunning the entire left side of the hole while paying attention to three large fairway bunkersprotecting the right side. An uphill shot to agreen protected by a large front bunker makesbirdie on this hole a bonus.

14Par 4442

This long par four is set up by the drive. Playersmust play far enough left to avoid the large oaktrees that can inhibit the second shot on this hole,while avoiding the marsh to the left. Set upon theAtlantic, wind is always a factor here and whilethere are no bunkers guarding the green, marshruns the entire left side making the swales rightof the green a common place to play third shots.

15Par 5565

Long hitters can carry the fairway bunkerstretching across the left side to have a shot atreaching this par five. For those unable to carrythe bunker, they must play right on the tee shotand lay up for a short third shot. The raisedgreen is very well protected with bunkers leftand right and back pin positions can provide avery difficult two putt.

16Par 4407

This signature hole requires thinking on the tee.With a tidal creek running the entire left side ofthe driving area, players will hit their tee shots outto the right, but the farther right you play, thelonger the second shot to the well protected green.A bunker protects the green on the front, rightside while a false front runs the entire left side.

17Par 3192

Once again, the wind plays a large part in thishole requiring correct club choice. Two largebunkers protect this large green that providesmultiple pin locations.

18Par 4470

A great finishing hole that requires both lengthand accuracy off the tee. At 470 yards, playershave to negotiate fairway bunkers both right andleft to have a second shot in to the green protectedby bunkers both left and front right. A great finshing hole that can provide great shots for adramatic finish.

About Davis Love FoundationEstablished in 2005 by professional golfer Davis Love III, the Davis LoveFoundation supports national and community-based programs that focus onchildren and their families. Headquartered on Sea Island and Host Organizationof The McGladrey Classic, the private Foundation helps build a better futurefor vulnerable children and their families who are at risk of poor educational,economic, social and health outcomes.

About Special Olympics (www.specialolympics.org)Special Olympics is an international organization that changes lives byencouraging and empowering people with intellectual disabilities, promotingacceptance for all, and fostering communities of understanding and respectworldwide. Founded in 1968 by Eunice Kennedy Shriver, it has grown froma few hundred athletes to more than 3.1 million athletes in over 170 countriesin all regions of the world, providing year-round sports training, athleticcompetition and other related programs.

About Boys & Girls Clubs of Southeast Georgia(www.apositiveplace.net)The Boys & Girls Clubs of Southeast Georgia provide guidance and support forover 3400 youth annually. The mission of the Clubs is to enable young peopleto reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens. Theyassist young people in leadership skills development, academic achievementand career exploration, physical fitness and community involvement.

Tix 4 Kids Charities2011 McGladrey Classic daily and weekly ticket purchasers were able toselect one of several charities to receive 50% of their ticket purchase. Thisprogram aligns with the “giving back” mission of the Davis Love Foundationand the PGA TOUR. The 2011 Tix 4 Kids charities are:

Golden Isles/Brunswick• Boys & Girls Clubs of Southeast

Georgia• CASA Glynn Inc.• Coastal Coalition for Children• Communities of Coastal Georgia

Foundation• Gathering Place• Glynn Community Crisis Center• Golden Isles Children’s Center• Habitat for Humanity• Safe Harbor Children’s Center• Special Olympics Coastal Georgia • United Way

Charities

Jacksonville• Boys & Girls Clubs Northeast

Florida• Dreams Come True• Special Olympics of Duval County• Wolfson Children’s Hospital

Savannah• Backus Children’s Hospital• Boys & Girls Clubs of Savannah• Park Place Outreach Youth Shelter

The Davis Love Foundation thanks all sponsors of The McGladrey Classic

Aflac

Ahead

AirServ Corp / SecurAmerica, LLC

Allgood Pest Solutions

AON Benefield

Atlantic Shore Dermatology

Bachly Construction

Bridgestone Golf

Brogen’s

Brunswick-Golden Isles

Development Authority

Buchan Heating & Air

Bud Parker

Cabin Bluff / MeadWestvaco

Capital City Bank Group

Clear Channel

Coastal Bank of Georgia

Coastal Kitchen

Coastal Nursecare

Coca-Cola

Comcast

Crabdaddy’s

Dan Vaden of Brunswick

Delaney’s

Design Effex

Doug Edwards

Douglas Hultquist

Farm Rich

Garden & Gun

Georgia Crown Distributing

Georgia Theatre Company

Gilbert, Harrell, Sumerford, & Martin

Glynn County Airport Commission

Golden Isles CVB

GP Cellulose

Halyards/Tramici

Harris Teeter

Hodnett Cooper

Humana

International Auto Processing

Jacksonsville Business Journal

Jim Griggs

Jon Linen

Justice Products

King and Prince Beach & Golf Resort

Mark Carr

Marsh’s Edge

McGinty-Gordon & Associates

McGladrey

Michelob Ultra

Mike Murphy KIA

Mullen

Nalley Auto

Parkwood Podiatry Associates

PAR Systems

Pinova

POLO

Premier Printing

PSAV

Reliance Trust

RSM International

SCANA Corporation

Sea Island Company

Sedgwick CMS

Southeast Georgia Health System

Southern Soul

Steve Kerrigan

Stratix Corporation

SunTrust

Swisher International

The Brunswick News

The Jordan Firm

The Right Thing

Valdosta State University Foundation

Wyndham Championship

Zaxby’s – St. Simons Island